Archive for August, 2011
Burial Hex, “Book of Delusions” LP
Here it is. One of the most anticipated Burial Hex releases to drop. Book of Delusions has been a long time in the making.
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Tsembla, “Fauna” LP
More mysterious electro-acoustic Finnish psych-folk.
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ICEAGE, “New Brigade”
Chugging, claustrophobic, freewheeling, urgent United States debut from Danish teenage punks.
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Os Ovni, “Something In The Night” 7″
dance-able flying saucer radio jams. (From space)
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V/A, “Agdam” CDr
A compilation from Azerbaijan’s mysterious Agdam label—named after a ghost town capital in the western part of that country, and which may or may not actually exist—of material from members of the A Band, the influential British free-improv collective entity.
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Bones of Seabirds, “Hidden Places” tape
I know, I know, this one’s old. It comes to us from 2009.
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Hobo Cubes, “Timeless / Mindless” CDr
With Timeless / Mindless, Hobo Cubes and Hobo Cult head honcho Frank Ouellette takes his blurry solo synth excursions to cleaner and brighter territories.
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Antimatter, “Reset”
San Francisco’s Xopher Davidson has earned a name for himself as a detail man, through his mastering work of many new electronic and Minimalist releases (as Mixture151) and through his music as Antimatter.
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Magical Beautiful, “Here Come the Wild Waves”
Magical Beautiful create breathtaking sidelong suites that unfold dreamy sequences of progressive pop, shaded by ambient, electronic, dub moves. A true glance into another world unlocked by songcraft and creativity.
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V/A, “From The Kitchen Archives No. 5: Pianos in the Kitchen”
The late 1970’s and early 1980s were heady times for “New Music.” Composers such as Philip Glass, who had had been labouring in bohemian obscurity (Glass worked part-time as a cab driver and plumber in the 1970s!!) were now being written up in Time magazine.
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Tiny Microphone, “Home”
Originally released on cassette by Best Kept Secret in 2008, Tiny Microphone’s (aka Kristine Capua) Home has now been given the full CD treatment by Japan’s Happy Prince label.
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