Mathias Grassow – The Nightquest Sessions
[Reviewed by stark] “The Nightquest Sessions” is another episode of the everlasting affair between Mathias Grassow and gterma label. I don’t complain, by all means. It’s not a brand new […]
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Sergey Gabbasov & SiJ – Perseides
[Reviewed by stark] If I were to make a list of which project we received the largest number of promos from, since the beginning of the magazine, I think SiJ […]
Mathias Grassow – The Darklight Quest
[Reviewed by stark] Mathias Grassow and gterma’s affair is blooming, and this makes me more than happy. If I’m counting correctly it’s their tenth collaboration, and the number doesn’t include […]
David Parsons – Puja
[Reviewed by stark] This is one of those albums where it’s difficult to single out one track, or even one moment that will stay with you longer that the other […]
Havdis – Novemberlys
[Reviewed by stark] As a matter of fact, I have no idea why Havdis is rarely, or perhaps even never mentioned in the avant garde of contemporary ambient music, in […]
As If – Havet // Urenga – Pacific Depths
[Reviewed by stark] I decided to make this a combined review, because somehow it happened that during the last few weeks I started to treat the latest albums by As […]
Sergey Gabbasov/SiJ – Zhang Zhung
[Reviewed by stark] The Swedish label gterma continues its musical exploration of mystical secrets hidden in the Far East, focusing primarily on the Himalayan region. This time, thanks to these […]
Jason Sloan – Deluge
[Reviewed by stark] In the case of “Deluge” by Jason Sloan we’re dealing with a recording of a live performance on StillStream Radio on the 5th of August 2011. From […]
Mathias Grassow & Rüdiger Gleisberg – Ad Lucem
[Reviewed by stark] The first seconds of this album surprised me with quite an intense and concrete dark ambient. I began to wonder if this time Mathias Grassow and Rüdiger […]
Seetyca – Lieder Zum Summen [Polish/English]
[Reviewed by stark] ENG: The previous effort by Seetyca for gterma explored the underwater depths; areas inaccessible to a man, but full of creatures whose appearance and shape couldn’t have […]
