Posts Tagged: Zachary Corsa
Ana Never ~ Small Years
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Groan. Raise your hands if you are thoroughly tired of that cliche, especially in the context of another music review. It’s one of the old fallbacks of our net-dwelling kind, along with unfortunate
Ana Never ~ Small Years
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Groan. Raise your hands if you are thoroughly tired of that cliche, especially in the context of another music review. It’s one of the old fallbacks of our net-dwelling kind, along with unfortunate
David Newlyn ~ Deterioration
The worlds of digital and analog recording have always existed, if not in a state of outright warfare, at least in decidedly unharmonious discord. Analog is a retreat for the purists, the cardigan-clad record or cassette collector pawing through the
David Newlyn ~ Deterioration
The worlds of digital and analog recording have always existed, if not in a state of outright warfare, at least in decidedly unharmonious discord. Analog is a retreat for the purists, the cardigan-clad record or cassette collector pawing through the
Gideon Wolf ~ Paper
Paper, the debut full-length release from London’s Gideon Wolf, opens subtly, with a bare, crisp piano hovering in a cloud of stark, minor key notes. You may think you have a clear idea where the piece is headed, but around
Gideon Wolf ~ Paper
Paper, the debut full-length release from London’s Gideon Wolf, opens subtly, with a bare, crisp piano hovering in a cloud of stark, minor key notes. You may think you have a clear idea where the piece is headed, but around
Leafy Suburbs / Sacred Flower Union ~ Split
The ‘influences’ game is a tricky one when it comes to music writing. Too often a critic depends on the lazy shorthand of ‘RIYL’ type writing, the ‘equal parts this, equal parts that’ school of music journalism where instead of
Leafy Suburbs / Sacred Flower Union ~ Split
The ‘influences’ game is a tricky one when it comes to music writing. Too often a critic depends on the lazy shorthand of ‘RIYL’ type writing, the ‘equal parts this, equal parts that’ school of music journalism where instead of
Pie Are Squared ~ Three Quarter Moon / Memories et Cetera
The new album from Mohammed Ashraf’s long-running Pie Are Squared project initially trades the maximal blips and beats of his past work for a more gentle, lulling approach. For those familiar with Pie’s output, it’s a surprising departure, though not
Pie Are Squared ~ Three Quarter Moon / Memories et Cetera
The new album from Mohammed Ashraf’s long-running Pie Are Squared project initially trades the maximal blips and beats of his past work for a more gentle, lulling approach. For those familiar with Pie’s output, it’s a surprising departure, though not
Wil Bolton ~ Under A Name That Hides Her
Consistency is a vastly under-appreciated virtue in music. Too often consistency can be read as boring, unadventurous, unwilling to take new risks and grow as a musician and artist. There’s an element of truth in that, for some musicians (those
Wil Bolton ~ Under A Name That Hides Her
Consistency is a vastly under-appreciated virtue in music. Too often consistency can be read as boring, unadventurous, unwilling to take new risks and grow as a musician and artist. There’s an element of truth in that, for some musicians (those
Craig Colorusso ~ Sun Boxes 7″
The concept of harnessing the sun’s natural energy for powering our daily lives has continued to fascinate and enchant people for decades. From the infamous tear-down of the White House’s solar panels upon Jimmy Carter’s exit and Ronald Reagan’s entrance
Craig Colorusso ~ Sun Boxes 7″
The concept of harnessing the sun’s natural energy for powering our daily lives has continued to fascinate and enchant people for decades. From the infamous tear-down of the White House’s solar panels upon Jimmy Carter’s exit and Ronald Reagan’s entrance
A Landscape of Decay
Re-exploring William Basinski’s The Disintegration Loops by Zachary Corsa Disintegration is a subtle, whispering, barely-realized theme of everything we do in life. It’s as finely woven into the textures of humanity as birth, creation, war, sex and love. Every day
A Landscape of Decay
Re-exploring William Basinski’s The Disintegration Loops by Zachary Corsa Disintegration is a subtle, whispering, barely-realized theme of everything we do in life. It’s as finely woven into the textures of humanity as birth, creation, war, sex and love. Every day
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