These quaint harmonious pieces vanish and reappear, rarely over-saturating the senses, and offer pristine vantage points where ambient, electronic and faded drones intersect without notice. […]
Tag: Drone
The volume settings folder :: Sketches from Afar (Self-Release)
Sketches from Afar is strongly introspective and spiritually melancholic dronescaping release which admits some lovely dreaming arrangements. The volume settings folder is an adventurous and devotional […]
Orla Wren :: Book of the Folded Forest (Home Normal)
When label curator Ian Hawgood was sounded out by electroacoustic nomad Wren a couple of years ago about releasing his latest opus, it meant fulfillment […]
Pillowdiver :: Bloody Oath (Dronarivm)
Bloody Oath exacts prolonged vengeance on pop music by taking a handful of chart hits by Australian acts and stretching, layering and generally obfuscating any trace […]
Badun :: s.o.t.s (Schematic / John Sparking)
As Badun boggles the ears with devolving escapades of modulated electro architecture, there’s a persistent experimental edge that keeps this project intact and engaging. Though […]
Nimh and Antikatechon :: Out Hunting for Teeth (Rage In Eden)
The slowly evolving sound textures and massively psych-acoustic timbres include the presence of an aesthetic equilibrium between religiously abstract procession and obsessional rumbling drama. Out […]
Moss Garden :: Understanding Holy Ghosts (Kaico)
The tenor of Understanding Holy Ghosts is warm, pacific, contemplative at first blush, but as it goes on, surfaces prove deceptive. More ghostly than holy elements […]
Strom Noir / Spheruleus :: Morning (Audio Gourmet)
While Strom Noir deals with light, Spheruleus pieces are all about air, thick, a little clammy, redolent of pine needles and forest floor. A special […]
Oliwa :: Naturalia (Twice Removed)
Naturalia is a brief album whose warm minimalism manages to recapture some of the thrill and strangeness felt upon hearing electronic music for the very first […]
6 & 8 :: City Plaintive (Xylem)
The challenging and singular sound textures offered by the duet intuitively explore the dark corners of our imagination, the mnemonic traces of the past, buried […]
Pleq & Hakobune :: 0.0 (Murmur)
Its four parts are music for a fifth season, when the mind is in an autumnal fugue state in the middle of a bright, rainless […]

















