Posts Tagged: Richard Allen
Anders Brørby ~ Mulholland Drive, 1984 / Phoenix Down
2016 was a prolific year for Anders Brørby, who began the year with Nihil (one of our Top Ten Drone Albums of 2016), followed it up with a split release on Land Animal Tapes, and topped off the year with this pair
Anders Brørby ~ Mulholland Drive, 1984 / Phoenix Down
2016 was a prolific year for Anders Brørby, who began the year with Nihil (one of our Top Ten Drone Albums of 2016), followed it up with a split release on Land Animal Tapes, and topped off the year with this pair
Avec le soleil sortant de sa bouche ~ Pas pire pop, I Love You So Much
Montreal’s Avec le soleil sortant de sa bouche is ironically billed as a “stripped down quartet,” as the sound of their second album is as raucous as their first. The album begins with a boom and never lets up; it’s a non-stop jam that
Avec le soleil sortant de sa bouche ~ Pas pire pop, I Love You So Much
Montreal’s Avec le soleil sortant de sa bouche is ironically billed as a “stripped down quartet,” as the sound of their second album is as raucous as their first. The album begins with a boom and never lets up; it’s a non-stop jam that
Throwing Snow ~ Embers
Ross Tones (Throwing Snow) has just released the best set of his young and evolving career. The only problem is it may be hard to top. The key fact: Embers is mixed as a continuous set, and like the circle displayed on the cover, connects
Throwing Snow ~ Embers
Ross Tones (Throwing Snow) has just released the best set of his young and evolving career. The only problem is it may be hard to top. The key fact: Embers is mixed as a continuous set, and like the circle displayed on the cover, connects
Drunken Sufis ~ Pala Pala
It would be silly to say that Drunken Sufis has mellowed with age. It’s only been a year since the energy drink of Cotton Candy Cluster Bombs, and two since the stuttered glitch of Fiber Optic Tap. So what is this new melodic undercurrent heard
Drunken Sufis ~ Pala Pala
It would be silly to say that Drunken Sufis has mellowed with age. It’s only been a year since the energy drink of Cotton Candy Cluster Bombs, and two since the stuttered glitch of Fiber Optic Tap. So what is this new melodic undercurrent heard
Dave Phillips ~ South Africa Recordings
South Africa Recordings is a big, generous release, a double-disc set with a 16-page booklet boasting some gorgeous nature photography. It’s a treasure trove for field recording enthusiasts, especially those who prefer their field recordings to be untreated and unadorned. Apart
Dave Phillips ~ South Africa Recordings
South Africa Recordings is a big, generous release, a double-disc set with a 16-page booklet boasting some gorgeous nature photography. It’s a treasure trove for field recording enthusiasts, especially those who prefer their field recordings to be untreated and unadorned. Apart
Christian Frederickson, Jason Noble, Ryan Rumery ~ The Painted Bird | Amidst
Amidst is the second of three works written for Pavel Zuštiak’s modern dance trilogy The Painted Bird, which is itself based on the surrealistic novel of the same name written (or patched together) in 1965 by Jerzy Kosinski. Amidst recently enjoyed a re-launch in
Christian Frederickson, Jason Noble, Ryan Rumery ~ The Painted Bird | Amidst
Amidst is the second of three works written for Pavel Zuštiak’s modern dance trilogy The Painted Bird, which is itself based on the surrealistic novel of the same name written (or patched together) in 1965 by Jerzy Kosinski. Amidst recently enjoyed a re-launch in
The Unfathomless Series: Five Elements Music and Stéphane Marin
The Unfathomless Series returns with another pair of fine releases, whose moods are polar opposites. Five Elements Music‘s lokrum patterns draws the listener in, while Stéphane Marin’s Invisible(s) Archipelago(s) n°1 – Serendib rhythms contains sounds that many would choose to avoid. Croatia’s Lokrum Island is
The Unfathomless Series: Five Elements Music and Stéphane Marin
The Unfathomless Series returns with another pair of fine releases, whose moods are polar opposites. Five Elements Music‘s lokrum patterns draws the listener in, while Stéphane Marin’s Invisible(s) Archipelago(s) n°1 – Serendib rhythms contains sounds that many would choose to avoid. Croatia’s Lokrum Island is
Juan Antonio Nieto ~ Imperfect
As people around the world use the new year as a welcome opportunity to put their mistakes behind them, Juan Antonio Nieto does the opposite. He celebrates the mistake, the glitch, the digital error; he calls his
Juan Antonio Nieto ~ Imperfect
As people around the world use the new year as a welcome opportunity to put their mistakes behind them, Juan Antonio Nieto does the opposite. He celebrates the mistake, the glitch, the digital error; he calls his
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