Each of these five pieces shows a melodic drift, slow, hazy and shimmering in the background. It’s like an organ melody set against the blurry tones of whatever else is happening, which can’t be easily heard.
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Infinite Scale :: The Value of Accessibility EP (VLSI)
The consistent thread across nearly 20 years that Harmi Palda has been releasing music is the extraordinarily high quality of each and every track. They […]
Wil Bolton :: Under a Name That Hides Her (Hibernate)
There are stories on Bolton‘s mind, and these stories have created an energy in the form of six musical vignettes which are vague but lively, […]
Obfusc :: Midnight Dome (Boltfish)
Lost in waves of low-tones and memories from childhood, these foggy windows reveal early 90’s era Warp fragments; bass-beats, subtle melodic bursts, underwater meanderings, manipulated […]
Mint :: The Metronomical Boy (Boltfish)
The push-pull affect revealed throughout The Metronomical Boy, its polished facade, mild temper, evenly paced experiments and uplifting interior keeps Mint in top shape from […]
Five questions for Boltfish
Murray Fisher took some time out to answer five questions regarding hybrid-label Boltfish Recordings and their day-to-day operations, past, present and future. Dip your feet […]
Biotron Shelf :: Cloud Bands and Arabesques (Boltfish)
Although these 40-minutes wisp by like a breeze in the cold night, each sprinkled minute paints a musical abstract full of color, variety and contrast. […]
Top releases of twenty-ten
With this article, 151 releases and 25 honorable mentions are highlighted as being titles that garnered the extra spins in 2010. These musicians (and associated […]