A production at once maximalist and minimalist endows it with an architecture wherein each musical gesture peals to reveal—a spatiality with every emplacement lent heightened presence. […]
Tag: Drone
Pleq + Philippe Lamy :: Sans Titre (Pocket Fields)
Choreographing ambient, noise and modern classical minimalism with a sense of tension being denied resolution, finding unwonted turns along the way. Since 2008 Bartosz Dziadosz […]
3View :: France Jobin, Laurent Perrier, Yoshio Machida (Baskaru)
Baskaru, purveyors of fine experimental electronics and sound art since 2005, issue just a few select releases each year, invariably in threes. Last sighted on […]
Oubys :: SQM Part I (Testtoon)
An amalgamation of noise, drone, field recordings, dub techno and industrial memories. Vivid soundscapes are sculpted from subtle sounds and disheartening din. Testtoon Records has […]
Francisco López :: Presque Tout (Quiet Pieces: 1993-2013) (Line)
‘WARNING: Due to the extreme subtlety of these recordings, virtually all of the audio content is completely inaudible through laptop or equivalent small speakers. Quality […]
Offthesky & Radere :: The Season of Lost Buttons (Wistrec)
Jason Corder and Carl Ritger have joined to compose an ambient suite of Melvillian proportions, big, American and adventurous, even though its eccentric title sounds more appropriate […]
Emiliano Romanelli :: 333 Loops (Volume I) (Terziruolo)
333 Loops is a field of inquiry with a potential duration of between 110,889 seconds and 110,889 years, of which this volume, constituting numbers 148, 149 and 150, […]
Tegh :: Night Scenes (Inner Ocean)
With sonorous grace and a gravity nearer doleful than dark, more glimmer and glowing than glowering and grim, Tegh’s Night Scenes are suggestively rendered to […]
Antikatechon :: Woe is the Reward (Rage in Eden)
A solid work and of a great consideration for the whole ambient genre, from ritual to drone and post-industrial compartments. Antikatechon resonates as one of […]
Nick Gill :: On není jako on (Effra Press)
On není jako on is what it sounded like in Josef K.’s ear when he was being run ragged by a faceless bureaucracy in “The […]
Nigel Samways :: Double review
After first retiring its sublabel Twisted Tree Line in early 2013 (after almost sixty releases in just over two years), Somehow recently folded up an […]

















