(10.18.06) The latest addition to the neo-apocalyptic martial folk scene is Jérôme Reuter, whose initial record under his Rome moniker is Berlin, an EP tease […]
Author: Mark Teppo
God and the Darkness :: Finding the soft light with Hollydrift
(06.26.06) HOLLYDRIFT‘s first full-length release on Parasomnic Records was a collection of tracks that made up an hour-long radio transmission from some industrial wasteland still […]
Mark Teppo :: Top-10 for 2005
::..:::…..:..::….:::::..:::..:::::::……:::…::.:::….::::..:..:::…::…….:::: Teppo Top-Ten :: Ah Cama-Sotz :: The Way To Heresy (Hands Production) Deru :: Trying to Remember (Merck) Detritus :: Origin (Ad Noiseam) Jason […]
Decibel Fest (Part 4) :: The Stillness and the Rhythm
(10.14.05) I heard more than once during the Decibel Festival‘s Ambient Showcase on Sunday that sitting still is deadly. Especially after three full days of […]
Decibel Fest (Part 3) :: Under Your Skin and Into Your Head
(10.13.05) Decibel isn’t just about banging beats and slapping vinyl around. Both weekend days offered more cerebral activities: panel discussions about the present and future […]
Decibel Fest (Part 2) :: Hip-Hop, Please Never Stop
(10.12.05) While Seattle has a long-running musical festival (Bumbershoot which celebrated its 35th anniversary this year), it has always been the last fling of summer. […]
