She’s wearing that new cashmere cardigan you’d thought never she’d buy and she fades, but she fades; she fades across the booth from you.
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Reviews
Sutekh Hexen with Andrew Liles, “Breed In Me The Darkness”
King Dude, “You Can Break My Heart” 7″
This 7-inch piggybacked on the release of punk troubadour King Dude’s latest full-length, “Burning Daylight.”
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Invisible Things, “Home is the Sun”
The rocket is ready, now all you need to do is strap yourself in and liftoff.
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Panabrite, “The Baroque Atrium”
The most subdued and controlled of his recent string of releases, “The Baroque Atrium” continues Panabrite’s obsessions with effortless composition, and immaculate synthesizer sonics; thicker yet somehow lighter and more pristine than his contemporaries.
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V/A, “Moments Of No Erase” tape
The only information provided with this tape is its title written in White-Out on the cassette itself, but searching online reveals it to be a collection of jam sessions from the Chicago underground.
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Royal Trux, “Accelerator”
This reissue still holds up strong.
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The Savage Young Taterbug, s/t tape
Always on the lamb, finding new adventure, starting a new dumpster diet, and creeping “shoes” out from locker room.
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Okkultokrati, “Snakereigns”
“Snakereigns” is the Oslo band Okkultokrati’s second full-length release, and finds the band in familiar territory.
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Tor Lundvall, “The Shipyard”
You don’t have to know of the work of Norwegian sound artist Tor Lundvall to hear immediately that it’s occupying a different space than most ambient/field recording artists out there.
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Alan Morse Davies, “Submarine Time”
Reviewing Submarine Time, the latest download available from At Sea’s Alan Morse Davies wasn’t quite as daunting a task as when I tackled Svalbard.
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Horse Lords, s/t
Finger tips flicker, staring into the eyes of the wildcat, circling each other, both foaming at the mouth, ravenous for the plunge.
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Invisible Sports, “The Future Tastes”
Invisible Sports is the solo project of Aaron Moore, British expat and co-founder of Volcano The Bear, participant in a whole heap of significant fringe-rock projects.
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Lucrecia Dalt, “Commotus”
Commotus, the second LP from Barcelona-based noir pop songstress Lucrecia Dalt, takes the minimalist’s route throughout its twelve beauti bizarre scenes.
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