Posts Tagged: Richard Allen
Best New Videos: Strobes, Spies & Ink
Our first video feature of 2013 is a way to catch up with some of best videos released late last year, as well as some of the highlights of the new. This batch includes some of the wildest videos we’ve
Best New Videos: Strobes, Spies & Ink
Our first video feature of 2013 is a way to catch up with some of best videos released late last year, as well as some of the highlights of the new. This batch includes some of the wildest videos we’ve
Mark Templeton ~ Jealous Heart
If you think you know Mark Templeton, guess again. The artist does not have a signature sound; he changes palettes from album to album. His promising electronic debut, Standing on a Hummingbird, was followed by the more vocal Inland and then by the more
Mark Templeton ~ Jealous Heart
If you think you know Mark Templeton, guess again. The artist does not have a signature sound; he changes palettes from album to album. His promising electronic debut, Standing on a Hummingbird, was followed by the more vocal Inland and then by the more
Sujo ~ Repent
Very few artists can release multiple recordings in a single year and retain our attention, but Ryan Huber (Sujo, Olekranon, Vopat) is one of them. His multi-genre approach is a key factor; by straddling the fields of post-rock and drone,
Sujo ~ Repent
Very few artists can release multiple recordings in a single year and retain our attention, but Ryan Huber (Sujo, Olekranon, Vopat) is one of them. His multi-genre approach is a key factor; by straddling the fields of post-rock and drone,
Markus Mehr ~ Off
Marcus Mehr‘s Off is the concluding element in an ambitious trilogy. In and On, reviewed here in 2012, are vastly different in style, but set the stage for a grand finale. Now that all three pieces have been released, listeners can see how and
Markus Mehr ~ Off
Marcus Mehr‘s Off is the concluding element in an ambitious trilogy. In and On, reviewed here in 2012, are vastly different in style, but set the stage for a grand finale. Now that all three pieces have been released, listeners can see how and
Total Normal ~ Tales of the Expected
Occasionally an album is so darn fun that it coasts on a wave of good will, and this is that album. Tales of the Expected falls into the plundered beat category that is currently occupied by Night Shift, Spring Break Tapes
Total Normal ~ Tales of the Expected
Occasionally an album is so darn fun that it coasts on a wave of good will, and this is that album. Tales of the Expected falls into the plundered beat category that is currently occupied by Night Shift, Spring Break Tapes
raven ~ New resolution
While reviewing Feral Media’s tenth anniversary compilation, I wrote that raven was an artist I’d like to hear more from. I got my wish when raven’s album was released on New Year’s Day. Combine a new year, a new album, and a new
raven ~ New resolution
While reviewing Feral Media’s tenth anniversary compilation, I wrote that raven was an artist I’d like to hear more from. I got my wish when raven’s album was released on New Year’s Day. Combine a new year, a new album, and a new
In a Sleeping Mood ~ Diluted Sounds
The concept is simple: “365 sonic sketches, one a day for a year, each supported by an image, a video or a text”. Many artists have attempted such projects, but few have even made it to February. The London-based duo In
In a Sleeping Mood ~ Diluted Sounds
The concept is simple: “365 sonic sketches, one a day for a year, each supported by an image, a video or a text”. Many artists have attempted such projects, but few have even made it to February. The London-based duo In
Darren Harper ~ Passages for the Listless and Tired
Colorado’s Darren Harper was last featured here on Home, a collaboration with Jared Smyth on Flaming Pines. Listening again to that evocative release, one can now theorize which parts might have been Harper’s and which parts might have belonged to Smyth. For example,
Darren Harper ~ Passages for the Listless and Tired
Colorado’s Darren Harper was last featured here on Home, a collaboration with Jared Smyth on Flaming Pines. Listening again to that evocative release, one can now theorize which parts might have been Harper’s and which parts might have belonged to Smyth. For example,
a closer listen 