John Collins McCormick

Arrington de Dionyso’s Abraxasaxophonic Smooth Jazz Vagina is an intriguing album front to back.
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SACRED PHRASES – INSCRIPTIONS VOL. 2 SP-35 | 2x 70 Minute Cassette Sacred Phrases has compiled an apogee of contributing artists’ work… again. Inscriptions Volume 2 is a compilation that emphasizes the communal nature of music. Each track, heard individually, stands alone. When played as a compilation each track is brand new and together...
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This CD is all over the map bad.
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… On Sea-Faring Isolation is a CD re-release from Belgian Lieven Martens’ Dolphins into the Future.
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At times maddening with multiple intensities of chaotic scraping and beating, others of airy whimsy, “Bark” by the international improvisation quartet Sult is an engaging listen of extended techniques on traditional instruments.
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The Witch Family rolls in with a pounding drum.
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Airy, soft electronics drift gently together and apart. A weave of synth sounds caress then dwindle.
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These two side long duo electronic improvisations from Noish and Xedh provide a wide array of sonic material.
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(D)(B)(H) and Seeded Plain split sides on this LP of improvised music.
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Gimu –  A Season in Your Soul Orchestral and nostalgic, these tracks, in their composite simplicity, bring on the sense of a life once lived in grandeur. Obscured and muffled, the drones have a markedly ancient tone about them that alludes to the multi-layered, yet monochromatic, nature of the piece. limited edition of 100,...
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The first track on Xibalba by Venison Whirled is comprised of lap steel guitar and a Tibetan bowl.
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I was pumped when I saw this. The title alone is pretty righteous and the cover art is equally WTF?
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Mastering couchy indecision.
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