One of the arguments for the superiority of the 12” LP over other formats was the ability to include better artwork, that glorious 12” square […]
Month: November 2019
Video Premiere: Barbara Morgenstern – Juist / Poose
Few scenes in movie history capture the sense of urban alienation/melancholy/decay with the same palpability that the Pruitt-Igoe segment in Koyanisquatsi does. The helicopter hovering […]
Review: C. Moody Crews – LA, 2000
Los Angeles is many different things to many different people. For those of us who have never been, it’s a place that holds a sort […]
Video Premiere: Bloom de Wilde – Atlas Cassandra
If Bloom de Wilde, the subject of our video premiere, will ever blow up in a big way (and chances are, she just might) the […]
Little Guide to Physical Formats for Independent Labels/Artists
Over those last few years there was no shortage of articles heralding the comeback of a cassette (The Guardian, more recently, but also Pitchfork and […]
Review: Closed Circuits – (Keys 2007-2018)
Keys (2007 – 2018) is a really interesting collection of sounds from Chris Page aka Closed Circuits, a Portugal-based experimental musician, gleaned from his back […]
Review: Qualchan. – The End of All Seasons.
Words: Iain (Ghost Signs / Transpacifica) Modern music production is akin to magic, it’s all a trick to fool us into thinking something that didn’t […]
Review: Incentive – Happiness
Lush and dense electronic soundscaping from Ohio resident Incentive tackles personal trauma and depression. If an individual’s soul could be writ large in music then […]
Indie Label Roundtable #8 – Chant Records / Wormhole World / AnalogueTrash
Volume 8 of our series dedicated to independent record labels! This time our interviewees include Chant Records (US), Wormhole World (UK) and AnalogueTrash (UK). We […]
Review: Sewnshut – S/T
Sewnshut’s self titled release is one part lo fi techno, and one part introspective sound art, and a beautiful sounding record. The record opens with […]