(December 2009) It’s difficult to identify the titles of the tracks on this album, purely because when I loaded it into Itunes, it gave me […]
Reviews
Fredrik Ohr :: Falling Through the Earth (Aleph Zero)
(December 2009) Fredrik Ohr is a Stockholm based musician/song writer who borders on the alternative, having spent time exploring Tibetan Buddhism, philosophy and language, as […]
Deru :: Say Goodbye to Useless (Mush)
(December 2009) After a hiatus in a sequence going back to 2003 on Neo Ouija (Pushing Air), Merck (Trying To Remember), and more recent Ghostly […]
Novamen :: Freak Of The Week EP (Disco Praline)
Disco Praline’s back catalogue has had a focus on the prefix of the label’s title: Disco. Starlight Boyz offered up two discos of nitro fuelled […]
Yui Onodera and Tamaru :: double review (Trumn)
(November 2009) Two releases on Tokyo’s neophyte Trumn label each with their own peculiarly Japanese take on ambiance. In the case of Yui Onodera’s, label […]
Ben Frost :: By The Throat (Bedroom Community)
(November 2009) Ben Frost is a musician, producer and widely respected composer for film, currently based in Reykjavik, Iceland. Having collaborated with Companies such as […]
V/A :: Piccadilly Sunshine: Part 1 (Past & Present)
(November 2009) The great British pop music culture found itself losing its suburban simple pop cuts of the late 60’s early 70’s. Those that did […]
Brock Van Wey and Quantec :: double review (echospace [detroit], Echocord)
(November 2009) By now SF mood-man Brock Van Wey will be familiar to many for his prodigious output as bvdub. At the deeper end of […]
Christopher Jion :: Brain Geodes (Dirgefunk)
(November 2009) The cover art should be a clue to the music inside. A skull, with part of the cranium cut away and replaced with […]
Rim and Pausal :: double review (U-Cover CD-R, Highpoint Lowlife)
(November 2009) U-Cover’s limited CDr series has yielded a number of unsung gems in a stream of sometimes patchy sometime ho-hum output from deep in […]
Aquadorsa :: Cloudlands (Glacial Movements)
(November 2009) Italy’s Glacial Movements label may be a relative newcomer to the ambient netherworld, but a slow but steady infusion of releases from the […]
















