Beneath its ruddy surface, Untitled exudes vintage analogue warmth with its heart-warming arpeggios—a kind of ambient/noise yin and yang. A DDT spraying of the storied […]
Author: Stephen Fruitman
Montano :: Subtitled (Self-Released)
At its best, which is often, Subtitled glows with a warm, low intensity. [Release page] Subtitled is ambient music with some gentle beats and glitch scuffing, […]
Jeff Talman :: Nature of the Night Sky (New Domain)
Talman’s fifty-minute piece spellbinds the listener with his artistry and the artistry inherent in our universe. [Release page] Jeff Talman (b. 1954) has exhaustive studies […]
Andreas Brandal :: The Merchant of Salt (Dumpster Diving Lab)
The Merchant of Salt has a big, warm sound, an almost naîve, early radiophonic workshop charm and inquisitiveness, while remaining utterly contemporary in arrangement and […]
Mulm :: The End of Greatness (Cyclic Law)
This is a well-tempered, living and breathing soundscaping; indeed, one track is even called “Hope.” All of it is monochrome, but refreshingly for the genre, […]
Icebreaker with BJ Cole :: Apollo (Cantaloupe)
Though warmly welcome, what these recordings ultimately represent is not the radical deconstruction of one of the most innovative musical forces of the last generation, […]
Goldenbats :: Goldenbats II (Spectropol)
Goldenbats anthropomorphize the planet in a sympathetic, guileless manner—it rumbles, thunders and pours, but after all the dramatic geological and atmospheric events, the terrain is […]
Nuojuva :: Valot Kaukaa (Preservation)
Time holds up when you listen to Valot Kaukaa, like it can do in the north in the deep of winter, and you find yourself […]