(10.03.05) This, the 42nd Jandek album, features all the trademarks that Jandek fans have come to expect. Moaning, tortured, howling vocals, atonal guitar (in this […]

>>> Key . Frozen In Time (10 Below) . . On Thin Ice (Playable) . . . Icebreaker (Solid) . . . . Sonic Ice […]

(09.22.05) Despite appreciating the previous Sublight output, I really can’t get into this Doormouse album even after several deep listenings. Furthermore, I can’t get the […]

(09.22.05) There are, in my book, two types of rhythmic noise: (1) noise that might have some rhythm buried under all the eardrum-shredding static and […]

(09.20.05) When The Remote Viewer first started releasing music under this name it was crunchy, beat-heavy IDM, very much in the vein of acts like […]

(09.18.05) After a glimpse of their vocal skills on Mark One’s One Way, Virus Syndicate are back with a full album. Some friends of mine […]

(09.15.05) Angelo Emile Gastelum’s most valuable commodity is his ears: they are what allowed him to fake his way through several piano recitals as a […]

(09.12.05) When reggae songs were first released, they came out on a 7″ with the flip side being an instrumental version of the song, the […]

(09.11.05) The last time I saw Wade Alin, he was on stage surrounded by a crashing surf of buzz-saw guitars and chaotic electronics, howling into […]