I imagine that Evan Caminiti does a lot of traveling by night.
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Archive for May 8th, 2012
Evan Caminiti, “Night Dust”
Katharina Tunicata, “Black Widow”
To the everyday man, the name Katharina Tunicata on the spine of an album might evoke the image of an Italian songstress inhabiting a coffeehouse near you.
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Thorsten Knaub, “Listening Station”
This CD is subtitled “Music For Abandoned Structures And Shakuhachi“, and that’s exactly what it sounds like.
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Dark Isle, “Frozen Evenings by Candlelight” & “The Scars of Her Tears” CDr
Repeating downer beats and trading off textured synthetic voices, strings, and keys, Dark Isle trades between patterns and breaks throughout this two-part CDr.
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Mike Shiflet, “Merciless” LP
It’s gotta be said: With music reaching a certain point of post-genreness, abstract garnackness, and internet micro stankness, there’s going to be an album or two that comes across that just goes beyond reviewing.
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Gathering Resonance with Sparkling Wide Pressure
It has been a few years since I first came across Frank Baugh’s music as Sparkling Wide Pressure. There was (and still is) something unbelievably magical about those early limited run releases from Stunned, Ruralfaune, and Digitalis that I got a hold of. Looking back on an old review for his “What Day It...
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