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 […]
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Aidan Baker / Simon Goff / Thor Harris – Noplace
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] “Noplace is an improvised collaboration between Aidan Baker (Nadja / Caudal / B/B/S/), Simon Goff (Molecular, Bee & Flower) and Thor Harris (Swans, Shearwater, Thor & […]
Strom Noir – Mountains Become Machines
[Reviewed by stark] Even though I’m one hundred percent a city rat, living in a big industrial metropolis sometimes makes me yearn for a quiet rural life, far from urban […]
David Galas – A Long Hard Road to Nowhere
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] With a title like this you know things are about to get interesting. For many years now, David Galas has been hard at work releasing some […]
The Joy Of Nature – Emptiness Is a Long Story ~ The First 12 Years Revisited
[Reviewed by stark] Twelve years have passed… who would’ve thought. I’ve followed this project almost since the beginning. One of my first interviews was conducted with Luis and I think […]
SN-A – Distance
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] The surprises just keep coming. Sinewy textures and interstellar scope are what first jumped out at me when listening to the latest album from SN-A, a […]
Adrian Dziewanski – The Trail Loops Back
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Should you ever have occasion to visit Vancouver, British Columbia make sure you include Stanley Park on your itinerary. Why’s this? Because there is a trail […]
Bridge To Imla – The Radiant Sea
[Reviewed by stark] Where’s Imla I wonder? Is it some sort of mythical underwater kingdom like Atlantis? Maybe I’ll ask these guys one day, but it is obvious that they’re […]
Silentwave – Daiyuzan
[Reviewed by stark] I’ve heard that Daiyuzan Saijoji Temple is one of the most peaceful and quiet places in Japan; perhaps in the whole world. With all the old cedars, […]
Tor Lundvall – A Dark Place
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] “Cursed by sensitivity” For having been at this as long as he has, Tor Lundvall hasn’t been one to lay his cards on the table like […]
