Posts Tagged: Richard Allen
Hildur Guðnadóttir ~ This Will Be Us
Hildur Guðnadóttir celebrates two decades of music on This Will Be Us, placing old compositions in new skins with Robert Ames and the DSO Berlin. When initially recording her first album, Mount A (as Lost in Hilderness), she set out to “involve
Hildur Guðnadóttir ~ This Will Be Us
Hildur Guðnadóttir celebrates two decades of music on This Will Be Us, placing old compositions in new skins with Robert Ames and the DSO Berlin. When initially recording her first album, Mount A (as Lost in Hilderness), she set out to “involve
Bow and Arrow ~ Bow and Arrow
Lea Bertucci and Michael Beharie team up as Bow and Arrow on a self-titled debut Bertucci describes as “devotional music for the age of alienation.” Mingling plainchant with spectral instrumentation, the duo creates a space in which revelation might occur. In
Bow and Arrow ~ Bow and Arrow
Lea Bertucci and Michael Beharie team up as Bow and Arrow on a self-titled debut Bertucci describes as “devotional music for the age of alienation.” Mingling plainchant with spectral instrumentation, the duo creates a space in which revelation might occur. In
AUDUS ~ RESET
Once in a while it’s great to hear that the old ways are being honored, cherished and kept alive. On RESET, ALDUS enlists the aid of a turntablist and delves into trip-hop timbres, referencing the musical heritage of Sheffield. The
AUDUS ~ RESET
Once in a while it’s great to hear that the old ways are being honored, cherished and kept alive. On RESET, ALDUS enlists the aid of a turntablist and delves into trip-hop timbres, referencing the musical heritage of Sheffield. The
Bibio & Dorian Concept ~ Answers
Bibio has the distinction of having appeared on our lists of Best Spring Albums and Favorite Fall Albums while also popping up in a Lost Children summer mix. Now teaming up with the pastoral synthesist Dorian Concept, the artist has produced
Bibio & Dorian Concept ~ Answers
Bibio has the distinction of having appeared on our lists of Best Spring Albums and Favorite Fall Albums while also popping up in a Lost Children summer mix. Now teaming up with the pastoral synthesist Dorian Concept, the artist has produced
Caspian ~ Caspian
Can Caspian really be 21 years old? You Are the Conductor was released in 2005, instantly launching the Beverly, MA post-rock band into the upper ranks. These past two decades have been kind to the quintet, although six years have passed since the
Caspian ~ Caspian
Can Caspian really be 21 years old? You Are the Conductor was released in 2005, instantly launching the Beverly, MA post-rock band into the upper ranks. These past two decades have been kind to the quintet, although six years have passed since the
Nero’s Day at Disneyland ~ Grand Reopening
How long has hyperpop been around? A lot longer than one might suspect. Nero’s Day at Disneyland has been active for over two decades, while the last album proper from Lauren Bousfield’s project even predates our site. Listening to 2005’s
Nero’s Day at Disneyland ~ Grand Reopening
How long has hyperpop been around? A lot longer than one might suspect. Nero’s Day at Disneyland has been active for over two decades, while the last album proper from Lauren Bousfield’s project even predates our site. Listening to 2005’s
Max Richter ~ While the Flood Rages
While the Flood Rages is Max Richter‘s third collaboration with choreographer Wayne McGregor, following Infra and Woolf Works. Commissioned by the National Ballet of Canada and the Royal Opera House and inspired by Margaret Atwood’s acclaimed MaddAddam trilogy, the new album is intended not
Max Richter ~ While the Flood Rages
While the Flood Rages is Max Richter‘s third collaboration with choreographer Wayne McGregor, following Infra and Woolf Works. Commissioned by the National Ballet of Canada and the Royal Opera House and inspired by Margaret Atwood’s acclaimed MaddAddam trilogy, the new album is intended not
Ümlaut ~ Listening from (the) Inside
At home, it’s natural to fill empty aural spaces with music, television or podcasts. But when we turn off such inputs, we discover that our homes create quiet soundtracks of their own, enhanced by contributions from our yards and neighbors,
Ümlaut ~ Listening from (the) Inside
At home, it’s natural to fill empty aural spaces with music, television or podcasts. But when we turn off such inputs, we discover that our homes create quiet soundtracks of their own, enhanced by contributions from our yards and neighbors,