Posts Tagged: Richard Allen
B/B/S/ ~ Palace
In order to enjoy this double album, one needs to be in it for the long haul. A cup of coffee helps, and a suspense novel is perfect. Palace is tensed, coiled, continually ready to strike, but prolongs the tension until
B/B/S/ ~ Palace
In order to enjoy this double album, one needs to be in it for the long haul. A cup of coffee helps, and a suspense novel is perfect. Palace is tensed, coiled, continually ready to strike, but prolongs the tension until
Ólafur Arnalds ~ Late Night Tales
Hot on the heels of Nils Frahm’s Late Night Tales mix from last fall, Ólafur Arnalds steps to the plate with a mix of his own. Like Frahm, Arnalds is not known as a DJ, but his set is more like a
Ólafur Arnalds ~ Late Night Tales
Hot on the heels of Nils Frahm’s Late Night Tales mix from last fall, Ólafur Arnalds steps to the plate with a mix of his own. Like Frahm, Arnalds is not known as a DJ, but his set is more like a
Ashberry ~ In Music We Are Still Together (Art Edition)
Atay Ilgun (Ashberry) calls this edition “the most precious collection of music ever released from Wounded Wolf Press,” and having seen the hard copy in person, we have to agree. In Music We Are Still Together is a generous offering that includes
Ashberry ~ In Music We Are Still Together (Art Edition)
Atay Ilgun (Ashberry) calls this edition “the most precious collection of music ever released from Wounded Wolf Press,” and having seen the hard copy in person, we have to agree. In Music We Are Still Together is a generous offering that includes
Bjarni Gunnarsson ~ Paths
With Paths, Bjarni Gunnarsson continues on an even pace of releasing an album every three years, collecting works that debuted in various festivals and installations. The new set is remarkably consistent, albeit difficult to predict; and that’s where the title comes into play.
Bjarni Gunnarsson ~ Paths
With Paths, Bjarni Gunnarsson continues on an even pace of releasing an album every three years, collecting works that debuted in various festivals and installations. The new set is remarkably consistent, albeit difficult to predict; and that’s where the title comes into play.
Damian Valles ~ Strand
Two years after Exposure, Damian Valles returns to VoxxoV Records with Strand. The new cover (a painting by James Whistler) may be a bit brighter than the last, but the music is just as dark. If anything, it’s gone from bleak to dangerous.
Damian Valles ~ Strand
Two years after Exposure, Damian Valles returns to VoxxoV Records with Strand. The new cover (a painting by James Whistler) may be a bit brighter than the last, but the music is just as dark. If anything, it’s gone from bleak to dangerous.
CEEYS ~ The Grunewald Church Session
With The Grunewald Session, 1631 Recordings continues on their tear, having now released approximately three dozen piano-based works in a single season. This short album is the best of the recent batch. It’s the first public set from Sebastian and Daniel Selke
CEEYS ~ The Grunewald Church Session
With The Grunewald Session, 1631 Recordings continues on their tear, having now released approximately three dozen piano-based works in a single season. This short album is the best of the recent batch. It’s the first public set from Sebastian and Daniel Selke
Manuel Knapp ~ Azoth
Ahh, what a nice, soothing release. Little plinks and plonks and plucks, perfect for napping on a soft spring day. Let me get my pillow. Wait, what was that? DID SOMEONE JUST CRASH INTO MY HOUSE?!? What are these clouds
Manuel Knapp ~ Azoth
Ahh, what a nice, soothing release. Little plinks and plonks and plucks, perfect for napping on a soft spring day. Let me get my pillow. Wait, what was that? DID SOMEONE JUST CRASH INTO MY HOUSE?!? What are these clouds
Poppy Nogood ~ Music for Mourning
What’s in a name? When this album first came in for review, we may have been subliminally influenced by the name of the artist, and we passed on it; but when Preserved Sound picked it up, we listened again, and
Poppy Nogood ~ Music for Mourning
What’s in a name? When this album first came in for review, we may have been subliminally influenced by the name of the artist, and we passed on it; but when Preserved Sound picked it up, we listened again, and
a closer listen 