Posts Tagged: Richard Allen
Battlestations ~ Vixit
Is it live, or is it Memorex? The tagline comes to mind when listening to the third album from the purposely elusive Battlestations. If the first album was the prog album and the second the ambient album, the third is the
Battlestations ~ Vixit
Is it live, or is it Memorex? The tagline comes to mind when listening to the third album from the purposely elusive Battlestations. If the first album was the prog album and the second the ambient album, the third is the
Jared Sagar ~ Holme
Most of us love going to the beach, and proclaim that we love its sounds ~ wind, sea, surf. But how closely do we actually listen? Sound artist Jared Sagar takes a sonic microscope to the sounds of Holme, where woodlands and
Jared Sagar ~ Holme
Most of us love going to the beach, and proclaim that we love its sounds ~ wind, sea, surf. But how closely do we actually listen? Sound artist Jared Sagar takes a sonic microscope to the sounds of Holme, where woodlands and
Gajek ~ Micromanic
Gajek‘s Micromanic is one of two sublime silkscreened 10″ records being released this week by the dependable Infinite Greyscale, whose consistency over the past few years has been astounding. Every object is a work of art, the accompanying music distinctive. We
Gajek ~ Micromanic
Gajek‘s Micromanic is one of two sublime silkscreened 10″ records being released this week by the dependable Infinite Greyscale, whose consistency over the past few years has been astounding. Every object is a work of art, the accompanying music distinctive. We
Toàn ~ Histós Lusis
The seasons have shifted, as noted by Eilean Records’ blue summer releases. The first is from Toàn, who has himself shifted tone from his earlier incarnation as Qiwu Selftet. For much of the album, he hides his affection for tonal jazz, but
Toàn ~ Histós Lusis
The seasons have shifted, as noted by Eilean Records’ blue summer releases. The first is from Toàn, who has himself shifted tone from his earlier incarnation as Qiwu Selftet. For much of the album, he hides his affection for tonal jazz, but
Andrew Cosentino ~ Islip Speedway
Islip Speedway is a perfect mixtape for the 4th of July celebrations in Andrew Cosentino‘s native New York. On Long Island, being in holiday traffic is akin to being on a speedway: one is either racing or inching along, never seeming to
Andrew Cosentino ~ Islip Speedway
Islip Speedway is a perfect mixtape for the 4th of July celebrations in Andrew Cosentino‘s native New York. On Long Island, being in holiday traffic is akin to being on a speedway: one is either racing or inching along, never seeming to
Ben Lukas Boysen & Sebastian Plano ~ Everything
One of the year’s most innovative video games is accompanied by one of the year’s most innovative scores. An expansive, 190-minute, 43-track set, Everything is also one of the year’s best albums. David O’Reilly’s single-player PS4 game was unveiled this spring and
Ben Lukas Boysen & Sebastian Plano ~ Everything
One of the year’s most innovative video games is accompanied by one of the year’s most innovative scores. An expansive, 190-minute, 43-track set, Everything is also one of the year’s best albums. David O’Reilly’s single-player PS4 game was unveiled this spring and
Ending Satellites ~ The lost tapes | Vol. B
Catchy crossover post-rock seems in short supply these days. We love the genre and want it to thrive, which is where artists such as Ending Satellites come in ~ able to celebrate the more accessible aspects of post-rock without compromising its principles.
Ending Satellites ~ The lost tapes | Vol. B
Catchy crossover post-rock seems in short supply these days. We love the genre and want it to thrive, which is where artists such as Ending Satellites come in ~ able to celebrate the more accessible aspects of post-rock without compromising its principles.
Kafuka ~ Laws of Nature
Berlin-based Project Mooncircle began the year with a beautifully boxed 15th Anniversary Compilation. Fans of the label received the lavish set as a celebration; newcomers received it as an overture, hoping to hear more from the 39 artists collected in its
Kafuka ~ Laws of Nature
Berlin-based Project Mooncircle began the year with a beautifully boxed 15th Anniversary Compilation. Fans of the label received the lavish set as a celebration; newcomers received it as an overture, hoping to hear more from the 39 artists collected in its
