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Tag: Drone
Yuco :: I’m Living with Melancholy in the Fog (Flaming Pines)
Miyazaki plays simple, elegant, actually more optimistic than sorrowful melodies on guitar, piano and sitar, gorgeously perched atop shoreline field recordings captured, looped and layered […]
Sima Kim & Tim Bass :: Double review (Twice Removed)
To two small but always dependable, softspoken Australian labels (Hidden Shoal and Preservation) was added a third at the very end of 2011—Twice Removed. To […]
AIDAN BAKER :: Multi-view
Aidan Baker‘s doom ambient duo Nadja with fellow Torontonian, bassist Leah Buckareff has long been a successful going concern, but his solo discography was already […]
Casi Cada Minuto :: In White Rooms (Exitab)
Casi Cada Minuto is a collection of ambient miniatures not unlike the instrumental tracks on Brian Eno’s Another Green World, evocative of pacific dreams on the […]
Slowcream :: Music For Paintings – Francis Bacon (nonine)
A stylistically original and breathy timbral music universe that goes beyond any formalistic approach in electronic music experimentalism. [Release page] Specialized in playful music experimentations […]
Osmiroid :: Dromstbles (Self-Released)
As sound, it is disfunctioning machine whirr and radio-wave disfrequency traveling through non-place urban realms, but it plays out as meticulously composed and dramatically narrative […]
Brendan Byrnes :: Micropangaea (Spectropol)
Considered perhaps as a hybrid-electronic album with instrumental incisions, Micropangaea is an accomplished body of work that sparks several corners of the condensed, vibrant and […]
Maëror Tri :: Emotional Engramm (Zoharum)
The trio’s distinct sound was the result of its refined treatment (the seven pieces were three years in the making) of acoustic instruments, primarily guitar, […]
Malloc :: Louisian Stars EP (Artificial Music Machine)
Louisian Stars is a fascinating foray of pieces through which time has no meaning. Dizzying loops, skips, clips and effervescent audio shadows somehow tranquilize the […]
Alex Cobb :: Passage to Morning (Students of Decay)
In a world drowning in ambient droning, Alex Cobb’s methods may be familiar, his materials no more than the tropes of the territory, but outcomes […]

















