This excellent album is defined by sections of warm guitar drones and wide-scope bells placed over rushing sounds of nature – wind, rain, creaking wood, etc.; these aspects seamlessly kaleidoscope through six movements of deeply fluctuating sound, via a series of drones that subtly vary pitch, reminiscent in their feel to the drone tape...
Read More »
A year in the making, Life Like releases its first compilation, as well as its first non-limited release.
Read More »
There’s a very real joy in witnessing a band fully come into its own and reach the pinnacle of its abilities in a way that is beyond question.
Read More »
After Hassle Hound’s second album and a split LP with kindred spirit Dirty Beaches, Ela Orleans finally releases the follow-up to her magnificent solo debut album Lost.
Read More »
Well, I know Locrian. And, I know the solo work of Andre Foisy, who is one third of Locrian. But, I had never heard any solo work from Terence Hannum, who is also one third of Locrian.
Read More »
Now that Dragon’s Eye is no longer releasing new recordings, Wyndel Hunt has turned to Simulacra for his latest release.
Read More »
Nice Up International (the label run by No UFOs mastermind, Konrad Jandavs) returns after a bit of a respite with two excellent new tapes that are well worth your time. Both tapes are limited (but also available digitally for those of you that prefer that over tapes) and ready to order now. I will...
Read More »
A collaborative project stretching across the globe from New York to Naples, Parallel 41, named for the line of latitude that connects their respective countries, is cellist Julia Kent and vocalist Barbara De Dominicis. Last month Baskaru released their debut album with a film made by Davide Lonardi chronicling the duo’s travels and the...
Read More »
