Review: Binaural Space – Farewells
OK put it on, I type as I listen. PaulStretch fakeroo, ha! It does start like any current ambient album then makes it clear that it is not. Into symbiosis …
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 release on Strategic Tape Reserve, …
Review: Rory Mohon – Darkly Dreaming
Review by David Soulscorch / @soulscorch101 I was on a slow train through the Sussex countryside. The sky dark and grey, filled with rain. Passing partially flooded fields and winter …
Review: Rykard – Explorers Vol. 2
Review by Mike Stanton / @DepartmentEss Rykard is back with the second installment of his Explorers cycle of EPs with the release of Explorers Vol.2 and like Vol.1 it is …
Review: Russian Baths – Deepfake
Russian Baths is such a special find. They fit snugly into the relatively small cadre of noisy art rock shoe gaze bands that seemed to gain popularity, march right up …
Review: Whettman Chelmets – I Don’t Want to Let Go, but I Need to Let Go
Words: F.J. Dominguez Pennock The latest release by multi-genre exploring composer, Whettman Chelmets, continues the thematic strand from his excellent releases of 2019, Long Read Memories and Doesn’t Remember. “I …
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Review: Michael – Tell Your Friends
Visit me on Twitter / Read my other reviews I saw this lot live just before Christmas and they were absolutely ballistic, 100% ON! I’ll get on the album in a …
Review: We’re All Aliens – Get a Life
Review by Mike Stanton / @DepartmentEss There’s a buzz in town and I’m not referring to that mysterious hum emanating from the local quarry that nobody seems to return from. …
Review: Hattie Cooke – The Sleepers (Take 2)
Words: Andrulian See also – Review of the Sleepers (via Soulscorch) The Background to the album is that people everywhere are falling asleep and not waking up, but nobody knows …
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 Tapes, where the drones break, …