Drew Mulholland – Three Antennas in a Quarry
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Connections are an unpredictable thing, you can go years not hearing from someone who has done unforgettable work and almost forget they’re out there. This album […]
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Baron Mordant – Mark of the Mould
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] There’s a commonly held view that people mellow with age, they accept their limitations and come to an understanding of their place in the world. This […]
Temple Koludra – Seven! Sirens! To A Lost Archetype
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Though they have chosen not to disclose their identities, the flawless execution of the songs undoubtely suggest mature musicians having played already in perhaps renewed bands. […]
David First – Same Animal, Different Cages Volume 4: Sitar Music of North Brooklyn
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Quite the concluding chapter we’ve been given by Mr. First. There had been a gap between volumes and I’d started to worry if he hadn’t abandoned […]
Thet Liturgiske Owäsendet – Novemberregn
[Reviewed by stark] This project of a black metal sounding name, obviously doesn’t have anything to do with that genre. It’s just the charm of the Swedish language. A Fairly […]
Mount Shrine – Ghosts On Broken Pavement
[Reviewed by stark] I really liked the previous album by Mount Shrine, the project from… Brazil? Nice, at this moment I don’t recall any other Brazilian ambient composer, but it’s […]
Horologium – Atavistic Americana
[Reviewed by stark] The music of this project, coming from Zielona Góra, Poland was always, kind of, “eurocentric”. If not in the idea or concept behind a specific album, then […]
Ashtoreth – Rites I & II
[Reviewed by stark] Ashtoreth is a project by Peter Vervimp, a Belgian musician who has been active on the scene since the early 90s. He was a member of various […]
Tor Lundvall – A Strangeness in Motion: Early Pop Recordings 1989 -1999
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] It is as though Lundvall had been holding these pieces back in reserve until the time was right for the public to partake of them. One […]
Moss Upon The Skull – In Vengeful Reverence
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Another miracle of death-metal experience is making again biological survival possible. Nothing remotely like the reducing valve squeezed at maximum of the brain of common XXI […]
