Posts Tagged: Richard Allen
Roll the Dice ~ Until Silence
There’s nothing that can’t be improved by adding an orchestra. Stockholm duo Roll the Dice was already an industry favorite, thanks in great part to their 2011 breakthrough album, In Dust. Until Silence puts them over the top. This is sonic experimentation at
Roll the Dice ~ Until Silence
There’s nothing that can’t be improved by adding an orchestra. Stockholm duo Roll the Dice was already an industry favorite, thanks in great part to their 2011 breakthrough album, In Dust. Until Silence puts them over the top. This is sonic experimentation at
Thomas Ankersmit ~ Figueroa Terrace
In our Spring Music Preview, we commented on the fact that Thomas Ankersmit and Valerio Tricoli followed up their Forma II collaboration by releasing albums on the same day. While both albums are experimental, Ankersmit concentrates on the electronic aspect of the production
Thomas Ankersmit ~ Figueroa Terrace
In our Spring Music Preview, we commented on the fact that Thomas Ankersmit and Valerio Tricoli followed up their Forma II collaboration by releasing albums on the same day. While both albums are experimental, Ankersmit concentrates on the electronic aspect of the production
Mitchel Davidovitz ~ Window of Normalization
According to Nielsen ratings, the average American watches 34 hours of television a week. This stunning statistic alone may explain the dulling of the nation’s competitive edge. It also explains the common feeling of not having enough free time; what little time
Mitchel Davidovitz ~ Window of Normalization
According to Nielsen ratings, the average American watches 34 hours of television a week. This stunning statistic alone may explain the dulling of the nation’s competitive edge. It also explains the common feeling of not having enough free time; what little time
Apta ~ Sparks and Sines
After numerous singles and EPs over the past few years, the new album from Apta has finally arrived. This is a good time for the release, as Barry Smethurst has been moving in a more electronic direction of late; only one of
Apta ~ Sparks and Sines
After numerous singles and EPs over the past few years, the new album from Apta has finally arrived. This is a good time for the release, as Barry Smethurst has been moving in a more electronic direction of late; only one of
Whizz Kid ~ There’s Conjuring to Be Done
We recognize that ceramic panda from somewhere, but where? It’s the mascot of Bearsuit Records, whose last instrumental release, Jikan Ga Nai, greatly impressed our reviewer Chris Redfearn last year. Following their tradition of releasing unconventional records, Bearsuit has turned its attention
Whizz Kid ~ There’s Conjuring to Be Done
We recognize that ceramic panda from somewhere, but where? It’s the mascot of Bearsuit Records, whose last instrumental release, Jikan Ga Nai, greatly impressed our reviewer Chris Redfearn last year. Following their tradition of releasing unconventional records, Bearsuit has turned its attention
Frédéric Nogray ~ Wuritagu
After a trio of spring discs, the taâlem label now rests on the brink of its 100th release. With 99 CD3″ offerings under its collective belt, the label is single-handedly keeping the format alive. The kindred minds at Hibernate / Rural
Frédéric Nogray ~ Wuritagu
After a trio of spring discs, the taâlem label now rests on the brink of its 100th release. With 99 CD3″ offerings under its collective belt, the label is single-handedly keeping the format alive. The kindred minds at Hibernate / Rural
Sky Lantern Records
Sky Lantern Records has just launched a tape series with a flourish, as if setting lanterns free in the sky. A quartet of new cassettes by Ø+yn y Montibus Communitas, Centralstödet, Sheldon Siegel and Kikagaku Moyu come wrapped in lovely line cut
Sky Lantern Records
Sky Lantern Records has just launched a tape series with a flourish, as if setting lanterns free in the sky. A quartet of new cassettes by Ø+yn y Montibus Communitas, Centralstödet, Sheldon Siegel and Kikagaku Moyu come wrapped in lovely line cut
Tranquility Tapes
The first thing one notices is the art. Alone, the covers are colorful and snazzy, but when viewed as a set, they teem with creativity and a wild, untamed abandon. Credit Brooklyn’s Caroline Teagle for the unified look of Tranquility
Tranquility Tapes
The first thing one notices is the art. Alone, the covers are colorful and snazzy, but when viewed as a set, they teem with creativity and a wild, untamed abandon. Credit Brooklyn’s Caroline Teagle for the unified look of Tranquility
a closer listen 