Godefroy Dronsart

Author: Godefroy Dronsart

Wataru Iwata :: Life is Beautiful (Detroit Underground)

Reviews 08/31/2019 by Godefroy Dronsart

We are treated to a sort of granular treatment of piano pieces and piano timbres. Throughout the recording, Iwata’s instrument and compositions are put through […]

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“Batticuore” :: New track from Alessandro Cortini’s upcoming Volume Massimo album (Mute) & Tour dates

Newswires 08/25/2019 by Godefroy Dronsart

Alessandro Cortini has unveiled the video for the second track to be taken from his forthcoming album, Volume Massimo. “Batticuore” – an exquisite and dizzying […]

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Darren McClure :: On Opposites (Neotantra)

Reviews 08/25/2019 by Godefroy Dronsart

Just as it is difficult to write an ambient review that stands out, it is difficult to write an ambient album that stands out. Fortunately, […]

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Ruby My Dear :: Phlegm EP (Analogical Force)

Reviews 08/23/2019 by Godefroy Dronsart

All in all Phlegm serves as a fine introduction to Ruby My Dear’s sound as well as a very worthy addition to his catalog. There’s no […]

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Rian Treanor :: ATAXIA (Planet Mu)

Reviews 08/18/2019 by Godefroy Dronsart

This is what Rian Treanor achieves on ATAXIA—tracks which are based on patterns that the listener can identify and remember, and yet which are never […]

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Bochum Welt :: Seafire (Central Processing Unit)

Reviews 08/15/2019 by Godefroy Dronsart

If you’re looking for a concise but varied electronic record which puts melody first despite taking bits and pieces from ambient to acid, give Seafire a […]

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Konx-om-Pax :: Ways of Seeing (Planet Mu)

Reviews 08/11/2019 by Godefroy Dronsart

A lot of passages in these tracks hark back to Tom’s back catalogue—the more ambient passages on “Magenta One” or “The Paleontologist,” or the ominous […]

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Shigeto :: Shigeto EP (Vanity Press)

Reviews 08/09/2019 by Godefroy Dronsart

Shigeto plays it cooler, softer—and yet offers a set of four darkly-lit tracks that occupy a fortunate space between jazz vocabulary and the heritage of […]

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