Posts Tagged: Richard Allen
Pablo Reche & Juan José Calarco ~ Drenaje Subterráneo
The second of Pablo Reche‘s Siridisc entries is the yang to estructura ultravioleta‘s yin. On this release, Reche is joined by fellow Argentinean sound artist Juan José Calarco, who last made a small splash with the evocative Aguatierra on the Unfathomless
Pablo Reche & Juan José Calarco ~ Drenaje Subterráneo
The second of Pablo Reche‘s Siridisc entries is the yang to estructura ultravioleta‘s yin. On this release, Reche is joined by fellow Argentinean sound artist Juan José Calarco, who last made a small splash with the evocative Aguatierra on the Unfathomless
Gultskra Artikler ~ Abtu/Anet
When covering a group who once recorded an album about a magical flying ax, one expects to find the unusual. Abtu/Anet is just that, a mixture of the beautiful, the ugly, the meandering and the odd. Abtu first appeared five
Gultskra Artikler ~ Abtu/Anet
When covering a group who once recorded an album about a magical flying ax, one expects to find the unusual. Abtu/Anet is just that, a mixture of the beautiful, the ugly, the meandering and the odd. Abtu first appeared five
Various Artists ~ Vox Pop
News like this is just so damn sad, and has become sadly common. After a decade in the industry and over 70 releases, Make Mine Music has closed its doors, another victim of downloading and declining sales. This makes the
Various Artists ~ Vox Pop
News like this is just so damn sad, and has become sadly common. After a decade in the industry and over 70 releases, Make Mine Music has closed its doors, another victim of downloading and declining sales. This makes the
Mooncake ~ Acoustic
In many parts of the world, post-rock is either dead, dying, or unnoticed. Not so in Russia, where the scene is flourishing. The release of an acoustic album is a sure sign that a band is doing well; even more
Mooncake ~ Acoustic
In many parts of the world, post-rock is either dead, dying, or unnoticed. Not so in Russia, where the scene is flourishing. The release of an acoustic album is a sure sign that a band is doing well; even more
Marta Mist ~ Crack the Sun to Yield a Blood Red Sky/A Soldier’s Trench
Sooner or later, Marta Mist is going to release an album, and it’s going to be spectacular. Over the past two years, the collective has been quietly releasing a series of singles, ranging from CD3″s to USB sticks, and has
Marta Mist ~ Crack the Sun to Yield a Blood Red Sky/A Soldier’s Trench
Sooner or later, Marta Mist is going to release an album, and it’s going to be spectacular. Over the past two years, the collective has been quietly releasing a series of singles, ranging from CD3″s to USB sticks, and has
The Boats ~ Ballads of the Research Department
In traditional terms, a ballad is a poem set to music. In modern terms, a ballad is simply a slow song, a love song, or both. Of the four lengthy tracks on Ballads of the Research Department, two contain vocals
The Boats ~ Ballads of the Research Department
In traditional terms, a ballad is a poem set to music. In modern terms, a ballad is simply a slow song, a love song, or both. Of the four lengthy tracks on Ballads of the Research Department, two contain vocals
Anna Thorvaldsdottir ~ Rhízōma
The brightest new composer in the Icelandic music community, Anna Thorvaldsdottir, will remind many of Daniel Bjarnason. This should come as no surprise, as the exquisitely complex and occasionally atonal “Dreaming” features Bjarnason’s conducting work for the Icelandic Symphony Orchestra.
Anna Thorvaldsdottir ~ Rhízōma
The brightest new composer in the Icelandic music community, Anna Thorvaldsdottir, will remind many of Daniel Bjarnason. This should come as no surprise, as the exquisitely complex and occasionally atonal “Dreaming” features Bjarnason’s conducting work for the Icelandic Symphony Orchestra.
The Humble Bee ~ The Royal Game
With all the talk of Kindles and other digital reading devices, one might glean the impression that the literary field is making a comeback. Sadly, this is not the case; the average American still reads only one book a year,
The Humble Bee ~ The Royal Game
With all the talk of Kindles and other digital reading devices, one might glean the impression that the literary field is making a comeback. Sadly, this is not the case; the average American still reads only one book a year,
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