Review: “DJ VLK” – Ballermann Partykeller
Every year during the summer, drunken Germans had to the island of Mallorca to engage in drunken antics. These “Ballermann” party hard and the new …
Review: Cadu Tenorio – Blue Thirty-Four
There is a point about halfway through The Samurai Who Smelled of Sunflowers, the second track of Brazilian artist Cadu Tenório’s new album on Blue …
Review: Rupert Lally – The Prospect
Story driven synth concept albums are usually futuristic in nature, synth sounds are near ubiquitous in sci-fi movies and TV series. It didn’t always have …
Review: Veins Full of Static – Passenger Songs
This is not the night mail crossing the border There are no cheques or postal orders Letters for the rich, bills for the poor Letters …
Iain’s end of year list of albums that were very enjoyable to listen to
I don’t think a ‘best of’ list can be created, I’ve not listened to everything out there to be able to definitively say something is …
Review: Phirnis – Presence / Cadence
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 …
Review: MAbH – On Being Pollinated
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 …
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 …
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 …