New Music Releases – April 2020: Pt. 4
Going over music that came out in April – one more time! See part 1 here, part 2 here and part 3 here. Wizard of Loneliness – Three Houses …
Quarantine Interviews: Hattie Cooke
It was the association with Third Kind Records that led us to discover the work of Brighton, UK musician Hattie Cooke. An incredibly versatile songwriter, she’s equally at ease writing …
New Music Releases for April 2020 – Compilations: Pt. 1
Part 1 of the roundup of compilations that came out in April! Put together with a little help from our followers. Dive into our archives to hear even more new …
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New Music Releases – April 2020: Pt. 3
Another roundup of new music that came out this April – compiled with a little help from our followers! See part 1 here and part 2 here. Sunken …
Track-by-Track: Chorchill – Antalya
Handing over the mic to artists/musicians who break down their new albums track by track/share the thought process behind the creation. Today we’ll hear from Chorchill aka Matthias Cingoez, a …
New Music Releases – April 2020: Pt. 2
Second roundup of new music that came out in April – compiled with help from our followers! See part 1 here. Ben I Sabbah feat Lady Tcha – Meditation …
Music Recommendations for April 2020: Pt. 2
Another round of music recommendations for April from our followers! See part 1 here. Ka Baird – Sapropelic Pycnic (Drag City) Flute/vocal meditation loops to bring you to a …
Music Recommendations for April 2020: Pt. 1
First round of music recommendation for April from our followers! More in our archives. Bastarda – Nigunim (Multikulti Project) Following 2019’s hauntingly beautiful “Ars Morienda” based on medieval …
New Music Releases – April 2020: Pt. 1
First roundup of new music that came out this April – compiled with a little help from our followers! More in our archives. Ian Chang – 属 Belonging …
Quarantine Interviews: Martin Atkins
Joining Public Image Ltd during the making of Metal Box, drummer Martin Atkins stayed through three albums and then played with Nine Inch Nails, Killing Joke and Ministry. Not content …