Weeks has pursued a predilection for exploration of the floating and psychic vibrations of space-scapes, tranches of droning chord continua and brooding bass frequencies dwelt on, when […]
Tag: Soundscape
William Basinski & Richard Chartier :: Divertissment (Important)
William Basinski & Richard Chartier’s signature styles mesh, coupling across an indeterminate void of shortwave signal and electronic noise filtered against and through each other. Important […]
Eating Flowers :: God Was A White-Tailed Deer (Reckno)
Eating Flowers makes much of simple elements; psycho-active, formed, crystal-like, from different conditions—of temperature, composition and elevation; through suggestive color fields, skirting melancholy on the […]
V/A :: Tiny Portraits (Flaming Pines)
The research on sound forms, field recordings and urban soundscaping textures guarantees an active listening experience, investing our consciousness, our sense of hearing and cognitive […]
Periskop :: Immerse (Kabalion)
Immerse is essentially one long dark dive into deep-sea and chthonic space. It’s been quite some time since we heard from Danny Kreutzfeldt. Once highly prolific under given […]
Kammarheit :: The Nest (Cyclic Law)
The Nest doesn’t give of itself lightly, requiring deep diving, depths-sounding—of cavernous resonance, of bleakness and sustenance—to retrieve ungenerous pearls. Dark Ambient. Sometimes a great […]
Strange Audio Dreams :: Error Design EP (Art-Aud)
Strange Audio Dreams have made a formidable opening statement with this 12”. These are tracks that have a club origin but don’t pander. They have […]
Robert Crouch, Darren McClure, Miguel Isaza :: 3View (Dragon’s Eye)
2015 sees the 10th year of operations of bespoke LA-based sound art and drone label, Dragon’s Eye. A trio of birthday treats from Robert Crouch, Darren […]
V/A :: Grey City (ZCKR)
Grey City is far from ashen. Leaden clouds hang over some tracks, deluges of audio hail pummeling the unsuspecting listener. But that is just with […]
“Something wicked this way comes…” :: Occult Research
More and more labels are turning to tapes. I remember my initial reaction: “Why?” Price being the obvious reason. But, the return to cassettes has […]
















