Sealt is less concerned with the club, instead it is the armchair which is the focal point. The other week I got some records from […]
Tag: Soundscape
Kate Carr :: Fabulations (Soft)
Fabulations provides an inner voyage, a cinematic experience for the ears and dreamily intuitive sonic meditations where flowing droning chords subtly communicate with detached, touching […]
Frank Bretschneider + Steve Roden :: Suite Nuit (Line)
This space is the place for parallel trajectories of time and shape, inciding on perception of space and space for perception. Frank Bretschneider and Steve Roden strike as […]
Robert Curgenven :: They tore the earth… (Recorded Fields Editions)
For all the prevailing visceral, startling and bleak tenor, there are passages where crumbling timbres recede into shimmering suspension—a kind of calm, a glimpse perhaps […]
V/A :: Enter the Plague (MinimalRome)
MinimalRome are starting 2015 like they ended 2014, with some absorbing and atmospheric electronic music. These machine musicians have carved out an album of intense […]
Lawrence English + Stephen Vitiello :: Fable (Dragon’s Eye)
Tempered field recordings and instrumental detritus (Vitiello) meet peculiar modular tweaks and harmonized electronic efflatus (English) to create a collage commingling a widely sourced tonal palette, […]
Francesco Giannico & Porya Hatami :: Double review (Time Released Sound)
Favourite boutique-artisan label is back bearing time released sounds from the underground via Francesco Giannico and music for airports from Porya Hatami. Francesco Giannico recorded Rome’s metro—lines “B” […]
Some Truths :: Bliss Abyss (We Can Elude Control)
These tracks are laden with beauty and emotion, pulsing with a quiet hopefulness, ruminating with that which is difficult to tie down in words. In […]
The Isolator :: Distance EP (Lockertmatik)
The Isolator weaves rich harmonies, diverting melodies and developing complex soundscapes. It’s always satisfying to return to a label. I covered Lockertmatik a couple of […]
Simon Whetham :: From the Mouths of Clay (The Helen Scarsdale Agency)
There’s a feel of an arcane minimal ritual—woozy, somewhat spooked, at times inducing a sense of disquiet deriving from the sepulchral provenance of the sounding […]
LPF12 :: Whiteout.4. (Self Released)
Brilliantly executed, deliciously absorbing with a pretty convincing electronic orchestration which sometimes reach ecstatic refinement thanks to deep tonal undulating vibes and experimental ornamentations. Highly […]









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