Busy being birthed: A new recording by philosophical ambient minimalist Keith Berry (The Golden Boat, A Strange Feather, Towards the Blue Peninsula), titled Elixir, is […]
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Federico Durand :: A Traves Del Espejo (12k)
The music is as beautiful as it is introspective, like a small window of antique glass looking right into Federico’s soul, allowing the listener to […]
BITS & PIECES with Denzel + Huhn
The first album you bought? Denzel :: Since my parents plus two elder siblings were listening to quite a lot of stuff from rock to […]
Five questions for Cryo Chamber
“I have always had a love for ambient music and it’s a shame most people never get to experience it the way it is supposed […]
Underworld :: Second Toughest In The Infants – Remaster (Universal)
So is the super-deluxe set just for fans? Well, perhaps not. Again, the price is going to be a barrier to entry for some, but […]
BITS & PIECES with David Cordero
The first album you bought? Europe “The Final Countdown”. I was 7 years old. When I was a kid I listened to a lot of […]
Willamette’s Diminished Composition
Diminished Composition brings sad-happy scenes painted in warm tones, strokes of drone deftly drawn. A new recording from Willamette, Diminished Composition, has just been released by Scissor Tail. The […]
Valance Drakes :: Struggle Experienced Internally (Detroit Underground)
Bold, pitched percussion loops lay down the basis for each of these tracks, slowly filling with more density, adding a sense of tension and development […]
Akira Rabelais :: The Little Glass (Self-Released)
A briny, seaweed-laden music box, the peal of a bell and its reverberation biting into its own tail, singing glasses, star bells and smoothly lurching starfish […]
Delsin / Beltran present French Through the Blinds
Through the Blinds sees French break cover to deliver a set of evocative ambient, experimental and downtempo electronica tracks with droning textures, soft-focus samples and […]
BITS & PIECES with Robert Rich
The first album you bought? I think it was “Chicago Transit Authority” around 1971 or so. I was about 8 years old and I liked […]

















