Review // Jeremy Zuckerman – Lucky OST
Lucky is a home invasion, horror, suspense, thriller film. Written and staring Brea Grant and directed by Natasha Kermani. It’s available to watch on the streaming service Shudder. Its not …
Review // Bill Orcutt – A Mechanical Joey
Immortality, such a difficult concept to grasp. As one saying goes, most people don’t know what they would do on a weekend, so they don’t need immortality, but, of course, …
Review // Taras Bulba – Sometimes the Night
Words: Doomsayer2001 Have you ever considered that in an alternate universe, they write a soundtrack first and then create a movie, or various scenes around the music? Sometimes The Night …
Review // Patrick Gryst – The Auchestron Vol. 1 (No.1), Summer/Autumn 1966
Words: Raymond Tani ( @solemnland ) The minimal and/or the simple in music often receives short shrift in its appraisal and in many instances that seems a fair reading of …
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Thee Archives // Talking Records with Soulscorch (Pt. 3)
See part 1 here and part 2 here. Stephen Shannon, Kevin Murphy and David Turpin – The Lodgers OST (Burning Witches) Dark Sunny Land – Reflections John 3:16 – Tempus …
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Review // Mdou Moctar – Afrique Victime
Words: Greg N. The title of Mdou Moctar’s latest record is “Afrique Victime.” Though I don’t speak French, the meaning is easily enough to decipher. But as all the songs …
Review // Colleen – The Tunnel and the Clearing
Tunnel is the newest multifaceted gem brought to us by Cécile Schott, also known as “Colleen.” This project has such a strange beauty in its simplicity. These sonic layers are …
Review // Beefus B – Experiments in Sound
Words: Susan Westerfield Admit or not, we all need music to work by. Many among us seek music to create by. Look no further. This is the fuel for your …
Up For Review // Albums from May 2021
DM us via Twitter if you’d like to review the following albums – this is your chance to be a hero (even if you don’t have a cape)! Beefus B …
Review // Burial – Chemz/Dolphinz
Words: J Simpson On Chemz/Dolphins, Burial rediscovers the plot, reclaiming the rapturous sublimity of 90s rave. They say that it’s harder to see evidence of God on Earth than the …