John Chantler – Still Light, Outside
The sound of the pipe organ seems to inherently evoke a feeling of awe in the presence of the sublime along with images of the vastness of eternity, thanks to … Continue reading
Horrorscores: Uncle Acid And The Deadbeats – The Night Creeper
Cambridge’s Uncle Acid And The Deadbeats return with a KillerCam of a record on The Night Creeper! Welcome to a new edition of Horrorscores, where we transform your waking thoughts … Continue reading
Gazing Outward, Looking Inward: Caspian – Dust And Disquiet (Triple Crown)
Massachussett instrumental rock quintet Caspian return with a wild, windswept meditation on vastness and our place in it, on Dust And Disquiet. Whether ocean or desert, tundra or the depths … Continue reading
Ghostly Folk: Holy Sons – Fall Of Man (Thrill Jockey)
Grails’/Om/Lilacs & Wine‘s Emil Amos returns with a ghostly post-apocalyptic folksy dub classic rock AM gold record on Fall Of Man, his second for indie/psych/post-rock juggernauts Thrill Jockey! Everybody needs … Continue reading
Pole – Wald
Stefan Betke enters the forest on Wald, his first album under his infamous Pole moniker in 8 years, with surprising results. Electronic music, historically. is not known for looking backwards. … Continue reading
Expanding Slowcore: Low – Ones And Sixes
Duluth, MN’s Low return with possibly the most consistent album of their Sub Pop era, while still innovating and pushing forward. Apart from My Bloody Valentine, perhaps no band has … Continue reading
Eaton Flowers – American Abstraction (SDM-024)
Portland avant-guitarist William Hardy takes us on a journey through the U.S.’ collective subconscious on American Abstraction. Yr about to embark out into the outlying spaces, and there is where … Continue reading
Single Of The Week: 1700 Monkey Ninjas – Ahb Seshun
On “Ahb Seshun”, our favorite evil primate assassins fuse sparkling house & sparking techno, stomping martial industrialism & whacked-out sound design. Ed Purchla has a lot of ideas. He’s a … Continue reading
Horrorscores: A Nightmare On Elm Street OST – Charles Bernstein (1984)
Take a tour through a demonic boiler room, sleep deprivation, paranoia, and buried secrets, with Charles Bernstein’s masterful, and underrated, synthetic soundtrack. Welcome back to Horrorscores, where we transform yr … Continue reading
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