Adas Butler, September 22nd 2017
Movement Building Vol. 3 by Gabriel Saloman Ex-Yellow Swan and all-round interesting man Gabriel Saloman returns with the third (and final) instalment of his ambient ‘Movement Building’ collections. Like the others, it doesn’t shy away from the brooding, the tense and the disquieting. But it also lifts on those crashing chords, a sense of the industrial […]
Adas Butler,
Artist Christina Kubisch brings together this fascinating link-up with the mysterious minimalist analog ELEH. Excitement is high and to top it all, it’s her first release on legendary label Important Records. Some excerpts of what to expect when it’s released in November are available to listen to on the release page, also check out a […]
Dave Wesley, September 13th 2017
Having done some work designing music for dance and visual media, I appreciate a magic combination when I experience it… This piece is amazing and emotional. Loscil is one of my artistic heroes. I’m really confused why you don’t have all of his releases. Music by loscil Choreographed and Performed by Vanessa Goodman Video by Scott […]
Dave Wesley, September 6th 2017
Bandcamp has emerged as one of the most effective tools for new music discovery. I follow collections and purchasing habits of some choice taste makers and I’m never disappointed when surfing for new music within their Bandcamp collections. Pavel Milyakov’s Yalta release, on what seems to be an nameless Russian vinyl and digital label, is […]
Maxine Wesley,
Although Basement Revolver doesn’t have a wide range of songs released, they’re definitely a band that has huge potential and deserves more recognition than they’re currently getting. The dreamy female vocals combined with the slow tempo instrumental make for incredibly easy listening, especially if you’re a fan of artists like Angel Olsen or other female-led […]