At the moment I’m heavily preoccupied with reading David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest, so in homage I’ll write only one sentence in each category, and squeeze whatever I need to say into it. Onward to changes in 2013, I say! Best Album Zelienople, The World Is A House On Fire (Type) Rounding out another...
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Holy shit, I wish I could listen to this on a giant 3D speaker system, like those at Stanford’s CCRMA or Audium in San Francisco.
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Every so often our writers submit reviews for albums that have previously been covered on Foxy Digitalis. For a while we’ve tried to figure out the best thing to do with said reviews and often, sadly, the final resting place for them was in the trash. But now those days are done. On a...
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There’s not much to say in words about the latest release by the still-anonymous Eleh.
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Surprisingly groovy, degenerative space fusion born straight from the skull of Miles Davis himself.
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The most striking aspects of this (at times peaceful, at others haunted, and at others unfortunately centerless) album lie in its performers’ talent and intelligence, in their development of harmonies that branch away from and wrap themselves around a central phrase or octave note, and in the uncanny emotion produced by their music.
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There are many very beautiful moments here; I would suggest that along with “O True Believers” and “The Cloud of Unknowing” this is one of James Blackshaw’s best albums.
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Beequeen is a collaborative project of Vital Weekly’s Frans de Waard and his Vital comrade Freek Kinkelaar.
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Better than most, the cover of Rivulets’ fourth album sums up its program nicely.
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Portraits is probably one of the most epic collectives of our time.
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I have been journeying with this album for the last few days and what strikes me immediately is how well it plays outside of it’s original context.
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From http://jamesblackshaw.tumblr.com news: “‘Love Is The Plan, The Plan Is Death’ New CD / LP available on Important Records, April 24th, 2012″
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This release had a lot going against it before I had even heard it. First, there is just something about the prolific nature of Z’ev that clouds my judgement.
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