Christano Deison has previously collaborated with Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore and Japanese noisenik KK Null, but for his latest collection of intimidating miniatures, he teams […]
Tag: Noise
Janet & Cirkutry :: Double review (Acoustic Division)
Acoustic Division has never followed one musical line. Since 2010 the Kentucky has released House, Techno, Electro, Synth Wave and Noise alongside some sounds that […]
Howard Stelzer & Frans de Waard :: Pink Pearl (Bocian)
Long-time, far-reaching purveyors and curators of all noise under and beyond the sun, Howard Stelzer and Frans de Waard team up, not for the first […]
Vatican Shadow :: When You Are Crawling EP (Hospital Productions)
Vatican Shadow follows up his debut album Remember Your Black Day with a new EP of material that, if anything, is even better. Vatican Shadow’s […]
Jaap Blonk :: Polyphtong (Elegua)
Polyphtong is a beautiful drone-based / spoken words experimental project whose musical attempt is to play on smoothly resonances, slight harmonic variations, repetition of short […]
Hitoshi Kojo :: High Tide Mirror (Shining Day/Omnimomento)
A singular sound, most recently enjoyed on Animala Corolla by Jüppala Kääpiö, basically the same song under a different mantle. Both sound like the first sounds ever made by […]
Anom Vitruv :: Untitled (ZCKR)
The tracks are unashamedly experimental, noise jarring into harmonies that are washed over by Industrial pangs and hardship. Rhythm patterns are warped, bent and reconfigured […]
The Stranger :: Watching Dead Empires In Decay (Modern Love)
Leyland Kirby’s least known alias is ultimately the darkest, namely the Kafkaesque musique concrete of The Stranger, exploring all those places on which the entropy […]
Vatican Shadow :: Remember Your Black Day (Hospital Productions)
Remember Your Black Day is officially the “debut” Vatican Shadow album, featuring eight purpose-written tracks with a broader subject matter and greater narrative structure hailing […]
Hunab | Bule :: Environments (Apparent Horizon)
Berlin, but with a Mediterranean disposition and romance. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of Apparent Horizon’s first EP. Hunab and Bule shared the […]
Esplendor Geométrico :: Francotirador (Frigio)
The mantle of pistons, clanking cogs and heavy machinery. Spain, despite its lack of actual factories and mass production, has always had a history of […]

















