After covering several hundred releases in 2021, many notables—including links to their respective Igloo reviews or release pages—are cataloged here. As usual, there are no […]
Tag: Ant-Zen
Room of Wires :: Plague of People (Ant-Zen)
Room Of Wires continuing to unleash complex electronic structures exhibiting form and dysfunction via darker experimental electronic strains.
kojoohar × ködzid goo :: dotla (Ant-Zen)
Analog soundscraping noise cemented by fractured industrial tropes is par for the course, and yet the duo from Northern Komi lands (ködzid goo) and Southern Ukraine (kojoohar) manage to create molten lava flows where abstract downtempo hip-hop is ravaged by atmospheric mechanical warfare.
Nimon :: The Slow Atrophy of Hope (Self-Released)
A vividly imaginative, organic, and icy ambient album mainly built on flexible guitar drones, detached eerie patterns and reverberant contemplative clouds of sounds. One blissful […]
Blakk Harbor :: Madares (Ant-Zen/Blakk Harbor)
Madares oozes into view on a bed of gritty, viscous drones and sepulchral tones as vaguely Middle Eastern scales give way to insectile wailings and […]
In Rotation :: Multi-view (June 2017)
In rotation for the past few weeks, this multi-view reveals the latest sonic landscape from five talented musicians. Plenty of brittle, glitch, abstract, noisy, mechanical and […]
Axiome :: L’Avenir Est Un Cerf Teint (Ant-Zen)
Not short on drama, there’s a theme that transports the listener requiring a powerful and demanding high-quality sound system meant to enjoy with large crowds. […]
Nimon :: The King Is Dead (Ant-Zen)
The King Is Dead is recognizable, profoundly atmospheric and dreamily ecstatic, with slow, warm and short-form guitar ambient based sound tapestries. A true heart-breaking and magnificent epilogue. Uncompromising defender of […]