Chang Terhune

Author: Chang Terhune

Robert Logan :: Flesh (Slowfoot)

Reviews 10/18/2015 by Chang Terhune

A great work in not only atmospherics but deep composition relying not on conventional elements so much as the fine detailed placement of found sounds, […]

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Senking :: Closing Ice (Raster-Noton)

Reviews 10/17/2015 by Chang Terhune

Closing Ice is a great example of how to work in darkness while shedding light without more heat. In an interview in The Wire circa […]

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LISSAJOUS :: Audio/Visual software (Audiobulb)

Features 10/17/2015 by Chang Terhune

Lissajous is a complex audio/video signal generator built in Max/MSP and inspired by the work of Jules Antoine Lissajous. As an electronic musician—actually, I am […]

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V/A :: Reign Of Error (Low Res)

Reviews 10/17/2015 by Chang Terhune

It’s 2015 and we’re still trying to induce shock and awe by throwing as much stuff at people’s ears as we possibly can. Reign of […]

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Kingbastard :: XY34R5 “A Decade of Bastardism!” (Odd John)

Reviews 10/14/2015 by Chang Terhune

Clearly in the last ten years Kingbastard has covered a great deal of sonic territory and this collection is an excellent way to dip ones […]

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AUTECHRE :: Live @ 3S ArtSpace (Portsmouth, NH Oct-2015)

Features 10/09/2015 by Chang Terhune

An Autechre live show in 2015 is an almost indescribable event. Imagine, if you will, a hundred thousand metallic wasps swarming in the midst of […]

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Vai :: Son of Idaia EP (Holger)

Reviews 10/04/2015 by Chang Terhune

Son of Idaia is a good mix of ambient electronics and ghostly techno in a dubby, starkly beautiful package. The mysterious Vai has caught our […]

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Photophob :: And All The Dreams You Don’t Remember (M-Tronic)

Reviews 10/03/2015 by Chang Terhune

And All The Dreams You Don’t Remember is a perfect midnight ride album that—to my ears—is best suited for those nocturnal roamings across landscapes of […]

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The Fear Ratio :: Refuge Of A Twisted Soul (Skam)

Reviews 09/26/2015 by Chang Terhune

A creepy, dark collection of soundscapes and minor, skeletal melodies stretched out over sparse beats. One thing I love about writing reviews is that as […]

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