Review: Whettman Chelmets – Long Read Memories
Long Read Memories charts the mental and emotional gravity of a real life tragedy as it reverberates over the last thirty years. It does this using guitar, semi-modular synths, field …
Long Read Memories charts the mental and emotional gravity of a real life tragedy as it reverberates over the last thirty years. It does this using guitar, semi-modular synths, field …
Austrian musician Phirnis has returned with a new album, one that has been many years in the making, and it is an epic one. Released by the German label TC5, …
Drumroll please! Thank you, Questlove. Our final seasonal sampler is here in all of its glory! Its “pay what you want” with all the proceedings going back to artists, so …
The entire broken-down/glitch/lowercase aesthetics was all the rage in experimental/avant circles in the late 90s/early 2000s as exemplified by the output of German labels Kompakt, Raster-Noton and Mille Plateaux (as …
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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 cover, the liner notes large …
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 over abandoned buildings is quite …
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First roundup of new releases coming out this November! Handpicked by our followers. Djunah – Ex Voto (Triple Eye Industries) Djnuah is an incredible band, their debut Ex Voto …
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 of mystique, a fictional world …
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 first comparison you’ll hear 99% …
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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 LA Times, to name just …
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