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 […]
Tag Archives: ambient
Tropic Of Coldness – Framed Waves
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Perhaps more known to the Belgian experimental music scene, this duo from Bruxelles deserves unrestricted attention from the drone-ambient public. The album is released by the […]
Luca Sigurtà – West Of Eden
[Reviewed by stark] This gentleman is no newcomer. Since the early 2000s, he has been involved in various electronic projects, alone or with other musicians. As far as I’m concerned […]
Bonini Bulga – Sealed
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] What evokes the musical tableaux of Bonini Bulga is the subject of ambivalence. There can be images or sketches of another reality, portraits or just leftovers […]
[news] Embers Below Zero new album is out now on Sombre Soniks
[stark] A little bit of shameless self-promotion. The second full length album of my very own project Embers Below Zero is out now on Sombre Soniks label. “Urban Witchcraft tells […]
Urals Vector Plant – Waving Fluids
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] This EP got out at Human Lessons, a label from Tokyo run by Emika Elena. “Waving Fluids” can be listened on Beatport and other digital databases. […]
Scanner – The Great Crater
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Have you ever heard of Scanner? In spite of a huge discography, Robin Rimbaud, the author of this project, its existence has never crossed with me […]
Pieter Nooten – Stem
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Another five years have passed since we heard from Pieter Nooten last; funny thing, time, it really doesn’t have much bearing on what he does musically. […]
Rites Of Fall – Truthsayer
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] This music grows on you. With every minute you go further into something impressive to the ear. It is sumptuous because it is burden by a […]
Polypores – Sacred Drift
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Serenity can so often be deceiving; on its face, this new album from Polypores is all about naturalist escapism but just beneath the placid surface all […]
