Bandcamp Sunday // David F Svrjcek
Another round of Bandcamp recommendations for you and yours! This one comes courtesy of David aka Acef Stripe whose new album (We Live and Love) is coming on Feb. 18. …
Bandcamp Saturday // Nate Holdren
Another round of Bandcamp picks for the Saturday night! This one comes courtesy of Nate Holdren aka AGED. shuddersounds by aged More Bandcamp recommendations in our archives. FACS – Void …
Bandcamp Saturday // Goodparley
Experimental ambient droning psychedelia and lo-fi guitar jams from Cardiff. Just because Bandcamp Friday is over doesn’t mean that music/party have to stop, right? So lets kick our Bandcamp weekend …
Track-by-Track // GB3 Compilation
Notes for final part of the trilogy that also includes Goodbye Better Sampler and I Heart Noise presents Goodbye Better’s Dream of Nostalgia Electronica. Visit Goodbye Better for further info. …
2020 in Review // Mix by Blue Tapes
We do love a cassette here at R$N. UK-based Blue Tapes are a label who’ve embraced the medium since starting life in 2012, putting out a wide breadth of music …
Watch // IHN Fest 2021 / 1.0
First IHN Fest of the year 2021! See archives/previous livestreams here. Tracklist Skyjelly – Subway Rider Yar Dreams of Sela – Sons of Seven of Nine Betwixt – Good Times …
Track-by-Track: Kieran Mahon – Eternal Return
Eternal Return by Kieran Mahon Having agreed on a potential release with Colin (Castles in Space) I decided to make an album very deliberately, rather than create a bunch of …
2020 in Review // Favorite Albums by Paul Wright
I like to play music! Have a radio show on IO Radio – you can follow me on Twitter. I’ve created an expanded list now, in alphabetic not merit order. …
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Track-by-Track: Grey Frequency – Paranormal
Paranormal by Grey Frequency Paranormal was written as a companion piece to 2019’s Ufology album. The supernatural theme was something I was really keen to explore again – it’s a …
Review // The Scissor Girls – S/T 1992 Demo
Words: Adam Grimord-Isham The Scissor Girls were dead when I first heard them, but they seemed alive. Their discordant grooves, theatrics, and ranting vocals were present in the wonderful Erase …