Posts Tagged: Richard Allen
Dmitry Evgrafov ~ The Quiet Observation (Debut, Review & Interview!)
We perform a hat trick for our readers today, as we premiere a track from Dmitry Evgrafov’s upcoming EP on FatCat/130701, ask the pianist a few questions and review his new music! Russian pianist Dmitry Evgrafov was described as a “youngster” a
Dmitry Evgrafov ~ The Quiet Observation (Debut, Review & Interview!)
We perform a hat trick for our readers today, as we premiere a track from Dmitry Evgrafov’s upcoming EP on FatCat/130701, ask the pianist a few questions and review his new music! Russian pianist Dmitry Evgrafov was described as a “youngster” a
Lapsihymy ~ Dreams take over everything
Dreams take over everything. While many teens dream, Lapsihymy puts his dreams into action. The Finnish producer’s first album follows on the heels of three solid EPs. He’s one of the year’s best rookies, with a timely sound and a broad
Lapsihymy ~ Dreams take over everything
Dreams take over everything. While many teens dream, Lapsihymy puts his dreams into action. The Finnish producer’s first album follows on the heels of three solid EPs. He’s one of the year’s best rookies, with a timely sound and a broad
Moody Alien ~ Down to the Junkyard
Down to the junkyard goes Moody Alien. We can hear the birds chirping, the children playing, the tapping and rustling while he searches for a tune in the junk heap of sounds. Turns out there are quite a few tunes in here,
Moody Alien ~ Down to the Junkyard
Down to the junkyard goes Moody Alien. We can hear the birds chirping, the children playing, the tapping and rustling while he searches for a tune in the junk heap of sounds. Turns out there are quite a few tunes in here,
Watch Repair ~ The Polarities
The duo’s name says it all ~ Watch Repair sounds like loose copper wheels, backward-ticking hands and an old repairman tinkering in the gears. The timely art (John Coulthart) returns The Polarities to the visual theme of debut Stopped Clock Chimes and its follow-up, Watch Repair, beginning
Watch Repair ~ The Polarities
The duo’s name says it all ~ Watch Repair sounds like loose copper wheels, backward-ticking hands and an old repairman tinkering in the gears. The timely art (John Coulthart) returns The Polarities to the visual theme of debut Stopped Clock Chimes and its follow-up, Watch Repair, beginning
Deison ~ Any Time Now
October must be near, because our submissions are getting scarier. Case in point: Any Time Now, a foreboding set whose dark drones are shadowed by sullen electronics, crime scene samples and rattling chains. Even the most cheerful track title (“Blissfull Moments”)
Deison ~ Any Time Now
October must be near, because our submissions are getting scarier. Case in point: Any Time Now, a foreboding set whose dark drones are shadowed by sullen electronics, crime scene samples and rattling chains. Even the most cheerful track title (“Blissfull Moments”)
Midori Hirano ~ Minor Planet
We’ve always had a weakness for Sonic Pieces’ hand-stitched covers, shown below in an image borrowed from Sounds of a Tired City. Minor Planet contains an circle on the cloth cover to represent its title, but we’re simply going to call
Midori Hirano ~ Minor Planet
We’ve always had a weakness for Sonic Pieces’ hand-stitched covers, shown below in an image borrowed from Sounds of a Tired City. Minor Planet contains an circle on the cloth cover to represent its title, but we’re simply going to call
Bruno Bavota ~ Out of the Blue
We’ve greatly enjoyed watching Bruno Bavota‘s career develop over the years. At first self-released, the artist has recently seen a retrospective set issued on 1631 Recordings and has now signed to Sono Luminus for his latest effort. Perhaps the most romantic of
Bruno Bavota ~ Out of the Blue
We’ve greatly enjoyed watching Bruno Bavota‘s career develop over the years. At first self-released, the artist has recently seen a retrospective set issued on 1631 Recordings and has now signed to Sono Luminus for his latest effort. Perhaps the most romantic of
NYOS ~ Nature
When I was a child, playing with a friend, my mother once exclaimed, “how can two people make so much noise?” I had forgotten this question until I heard Finnish duo NYOS, the post-rock duo that sounds a quartet (although guitarist Tom
NYOS ~ Nature
When I was a child, playing with a friend, my mother once exclaimed, “how can two people make so much noise?” I had forgotten this question until I heard Finnish duo NYOS, the post-rock duo that sounds a quartet (although guitarist Tom
a closer listen 