Post-Rock

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A chat with Seefeel’s Sarah Peacock

Profiles 03/11/2023 by Wilder Gonzales Agreda

An interview with Sarah Peacok (Seefeel) by Wilder Gonzales Agreda from July 2021. Reprinted with permission (Vanguardia Peruana).

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Dog Balls :: Tell It To My Dog EP (Clear Memory)

Reviews 02/27/2023 by Robbie Geoghegan

Hayter and Milium draw on a spread of styles to produce their unique sound, toying with the seriousness of genre tags while seriously surprising the listener along the way.

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WE FORFEIT :: Interview w/ Adrián Marth (Italo Moderni)

Features 02/20/2023 by Robbie Geoghegan

From a mutual love of all things EBM, Italo and synth, our conversation charts the rise and rise of the Catalan artist, DJ and label boss.

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WE FORFEIT :: Radio Relativa #19 LIVE @ Bizarro w/ Nöle (Barro)

Features 03/13/2022 by Robbie Geoghegan

WE FORFEIT have tried our best to put some shows together, collating and colliding genres from far and wide for our monthly show on Radio Relativa. We’ve managed to get some mixes done and have more lined up.

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Unius :: Sojourns (Labile)

Reviews 12/29/2021 by Jus Forrest

Sojourns is very much an album of exploration. A portrait presented in the most inspired musical language. Much expression and diverse improvisation is the recipe here.

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Jason van Wyk :: Threads (n5MD) — “Partial Dawn” track premiere

Reviews 06/25/2021 by Carlos Von Bosch

Each track is intelligently arranged and flow seamlessly throughout this very thoughtful and engaging album. The overall ambience is hauntingly beautiful and the melodies shine […]

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Faex Optim :: Let’s Pretend (Carpe Sonum)

Reviews 10/26/2020 by Clint Anderson

Almost imagining a post-Campfire Headphase—lost tracks—release that never happened. Each piece will remind you ever so slightly of something you’ve heard before, but will ultimately […]

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Twist of Fate :: Where the Dusk Has No End (Silentes)

Reviews 08/23/2020 by Philippe Blache

Verticchio’s best representative efforts in eerie, nostalgic and luminously repetitive ambient music around thematics that oscillate between personal, then affective memory lines, the sovereign nature […]

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