Posts Tagged: Twice Removed
cétieu ~ Into the Light
Into the Light is a sanctuary for soft colors. Peach, vanilla, cinnamon, the whitest of white chocolate; cétieu (Poland’s Tekla Mrozowicka) has already made our end-of-year lists and she is now one of Europe’s leading lights. Her music isn’t tainted in any way, shape
cétieu ~ Into the Light
Into the Light is a sanctuary for soft colors. Peach, vanilla, cinnamon, the whitest of white chocolate; cétieu (Poland’s Tekla Mrozowicka) has already made our end-of-year lists and she is now one of Europe’s leading lights. Her music isn’t tainted in any way, shape
Forest Management ~ Sky Image / The Contemplative Life
Cleveland’s John Daniel is Forest Management, a prolific ambient artist whose latest two releases were released in the same week. Played back-to-back, they form a diptych that stretches purposefully from early winter to early spring. One of the aspects of forest
Forest Management ~ Sky Image / The Contemplative Life
Cleveland’s John Daniel is Forest Management, a prolific ambient artist whose latest two releases were released in the same week. Played back-to-back, they form a diptych that stretches purposefully from early winter to early spring. One of the aspects of forest
Mote ~ Frames
We’ve gotten used to a stream of quality releases from Twice Removed, but this Italian debut is one of its best finds to date. Mote may have written these songs in his bedroom, but one can imagine them being performed by
Mote ~ Frames
We’ve gotten used to a stream of quality releases from Twice Removed, but this Italian debut is one of its best finds to date. Mote may have written these songs in his bedroom, but one can imagine them being performed by
3+ ~ Your Small Story
Your Small Story begins as humbly as its title. The art is unassuming, and for the first few minutes, the album dabbles in an unremarkable ambience. But at the 3:04 mark, everything changes. Strings transform the placid opener “Heaven of the
3+ ~ Your Small Story
Your Small Story begins as humbly as its title. The art is unassuming, and for the first few minutes, the album dabbles in an unremarkable ambience. But at the 3:04 mark, everything changes. Strings transform the placid opener “Heaven of the
ACL 2012: Top Ten Rock & Post Rock
Rock, Post-Rock, Folk & Jazz is an umbrella category that is dominated by, but not exclusive to post-rock. As evidenced by this year’s incredibly diverse selection, the old horse seems to have no intention of lying down any time soon.
ACL 2012: Top Ten Rock & Post Rock
Rock, Post-Rock, Folk & Jazz is an umbrella category that is dominated by, but not exclusive to post-rock. As evidenced by this year’s incredibly diverse selection, the old horse seems to have no intention of lying down any time soon.
Sima Kim ~ Songs
Sima Kim’s album comes with the unimaginative title Songs, probably because he has for the first time added vocals to his minimal ambient compositions. The song titles of the two original tracks in this ep are simply “I” and “II” but
Sima Kim ~ Songs
Sima Kim’s album comes with the unimaginative title Songs, probably because he has for the first time added vocals to his minimal ambient compositions. The song titles of the two original tracks in this ep are simply “I” and “II” but
Bengalfuel ~ Roeblin
The latest effort from Bengalfuel is quiet, slow, and unrelentingly sad. When I’ve been sad, it’s been sad with me, restrained and unassuming, an attentive companion. But when I’ve been happy, it’s still been sad, threatening to bring me down,
Bengalfuel ~ Roeblin
The latest effort from Bengalfuel is quiet, slow, and unrelentingly sad. When I’ve been sad, it’s been sad with me, restrained and unassuming, an attentive companion. But when I’ve been happy, it’s still been sad, threatening to bring me down,
Cycle~ 440 ~ The Cartography of Shifting Planes
We do like the squiggle (I take full responsibility), but we never thought we’d see it in an artist’s name. The Cartography of Shifting Planes is the second album from Cycle~ 440, the Perth duo of Sam Gillies (whose Music for Computers was
Cycle~ 440 ~ The Cartography of Shifting Planes
We do like the squiggle (I take full responsibility), but we never thought we’d see it in an artist’s name. The Cartography of Shifting Planes is the second album from Cycle~ 440, the Perth duo of Sam Gillies (whose Music for Computers was
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