Though the gear and technique have changed over the years, Alley still encapsulates the signature Lackluster sound. Fans of Esa’s work will feel right at home hearing this record.
Tag: Esa Ruoho
HLER :: LGM-1 (Self Released)
Constantly threatening and burgeoning, there are hints of extra-sensory projections. Nothing mellow here. It gives a large space to tiny incremental directions and micro-tonal gestures. […]
Lackluster :: Lexicon of Goods (JellyFish Frequency)
Lexicon of Goods palpably sits atop nearly two decades of production experience and demonstrates the intricacies of his much refined work philosophy. When you’ve been […]
Esa Ruoho :: Riversmouth (Attenuation Circuit)
The river’s mouth is where the waterborne silt settles in the delta, a boundary zone between narrow and endless. Before debouching there, Ruoho follows the […]
Lackluster :: Slice (U-Cover, CD)
(12.22.05) U-Cover have really been cutting the mustard with many of their recent releases: albums from Sense, Multiplex, Kettel and Quench among them. One of […]
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