Posts Tagged: split
Gridfailure/Feel Happiness ~ Split
Despite its bad reputation, horror often tackles some weighty issues. This is the case on the split release from drone artists Gridfailure and Feel Happiness, two solo performers with more on their minds than noise. Even if one is unaware of
Gridfailure/Feel Happiness ~ Split
Despite its bad reputation, horror often tackles some weighty issues. This is the case on the split release from drone artists Gridfailure and Feel Happiness, two solo performers with more on their minds than noise. Even if one is unaware of
Zalhietzli & Proud/Father ~ Split
Noise. Noise. Noise. Scratching, wrapping, clicking, breathing all around. Maybe it’s the sound of some heavily processed field recording. Maybe it’s the sound of hell, or maybe it was recorded inside some distant alien factory on some far-off planet on the
Zalhietzli & Proud/Father ~ Split
Noise. Noise. Noise. Scratching, wrapping, clicking, breathing all around. Maybe it’s the sound of some heavily processed field recording. Maybe it’s the sound of hell, or maybe it was recorded inside some distant alien factory on some far-off planet on the
Asfast/Kutin ~ Split
Ventil Records returns with a split EP from Asfast and label co-founder Peter Kutin. The EP presents a dark face to the world, and is a reminder of the encroaching season: the long nights, the foreboding clouds. Tonally, the disc meshes well with
Asfast/Kutin ~ Split
Ventil Records returns with a split EP from Asfast and label co-founder Peter Kutin. The EP presents a dark face to the world, and is a reminder of the encroaching season: the long nights, the foreboding clouds. Tonally, the disc meshes well with
All We Expected / Raum Kingdom ~ Split
With an A side from an instrumental post-rock band and a B side from a guttural post-metal band, it’s easy to guess which we’ll like best. The surprise is that the two make such a lovely racket together. Belgium’s All We
All We Expected / Raum Kingdom ~ Split
With an A side from an instrumental post-rock band and a B side from a guttural post-metal band, it’s easy to guess which we’ll like best. The surprise is that the two make such a lovely racket together. Belgium’s All We
Katie Gately / Tlaotlon ~ Split
Fatcat’s split series has been ongoing since 1997, and after this 12″ is released, only one will remain. The series predates the digital age and has managed to last into the vinyl resurgence. Previous installments have featured Third Eye Foundation,
Katie Gately / Tlaotlon ~ Split
Fatcat’s split series has been ongoing since 1997, and after this 12″ is released, only one will remain. The series predates the digital age and has managed to last into the vinyl resurgence. Previous installments have featured Third Eye Foundation,
Duy Gebord & Nienartowicz / Wolski ~ Kelp / Split
Poland’s Pawlacz Perski has just released two superlative experimental cassettes on the same day. Lech Nienartowicz and Michał Wolski‘s tape is an investigation of clocks, chimes and strings, while Duy Gebord‘s Kelp is inspired by a floating island of trash. Each surprises
Duy Gebord & Nienartowicz / Wolski ~ Kelp / Split
Poland’s Pawlacz Perski has just released two superlative experimental cassettes on the same day. Lech Nienartowicz and Michał Wolski‘s tape is an investigation of clocks, chimes and strings, while Duy Gebord‘s Kelp is inspired by a floating island of trash. Each surprises
Earthen Sea / Insect Factory ~ Split
One part ambient drone, one part abrasion and one part melodic guitar, Earthen Sky / Insect Factory‘s split LP offers a variety of sounds to its listeners, each designed for a different mood. One might consider this a yin and yang
Earthen Sea / Insect Factory ~ Split
One part ambient drone, one part abrasion and one part melodic guitar, Earthen Sky / Insect Factory‘s split LP offers a variety of sounds to its listeners, each designed for a different mood. One might consider this a yin and yang
Uton / Sunhiilow ~ Garden & Cosmos (Split)
Three layers of styrofoam, paper and tape protected my copy of Garden & Cosmos, a sign of careful packaging, intimating a precise approach to music. I didn’t get a sea star (missed it by just 4!) but that’s okay ~
Uton / Sunhiilow ~ Garden & Cosmos (Split)
Three layers of styrofoam, paper and tape protected my copy of Garden & Cosmos, a sign of careful packaging, intimating a precise approach to music. I didn’t get a sea star (missed it by just 4!) but that’s okay ~
a closer listen 