Review – Gary Wilson – Let's Go to Outer Space
Last year the inimitable Gary Wilson quietly released an album called Let’s Go to Outer Space that in my opinion was the best musical release of the year. I wouldn’t …
July on I Heart Noise…So Far!
Hard to know where to start with all the great things that happened in July, but we’ll try our best! First and foremost, there’s Turkish Delight reunion which took place …
Review – Liz Hogg – S/T (Mouca Records)
If there’s one word or genre to describe Liz Hogg’s S/T debut LP it’s clearly experimental. I can safely say I’ve never heard sounds strung together like Hogg does on …
Review – The Doll – Hiss (Big Sleep Records)
The first thing I thought of upon hearing this was “this is very Musique concrète”. This makes sense, it’s listed as a fucking genre. It is absolutely well within the …
Recap: Praise for Tommy Bell / Howcha Magowcha
[perfectpullquote align=”full” bordertop=”false” cite=”” link=”” color=”” class=”” size=””] Rock music with oddly-tuned guitars, varied rhythms, clouds of dissonance, and bursts of energy wasn’t too hard to come by in the …
Review – The Eternal – Witness to an Execution
The Eternal’s Witness To An Execution is an album that invites repeated listens. Self-described as lo-fi instrumental bedroom music, The Eternal’s album washes over the listener and functions as a …
Review – Devras Plexi – Sentient Beats
Full disclosure, I met Devras Plexi because he came to one of my shows, and afterward introduced himself, and I’m pretty sure that fucks up some kind of unwritten code …
Review – Velum Break – caprolactam
This record is like driving through a city, all light and sound flying past. Much like all good IDM most of this record would fit perfectly set to anime edits. …
Review – Chernaya Lentochka – Primus
Chernaya Lentochka’s album Primus provides hopeful post-punk energy without feeling overwhelming. Maybe the language barrier is preventing me from hearing the true meaning of these songs, but sonically Primus feels …
Interview with Mark Van Hoen + Review of Invisible Threads (Touch)
Mark Van Hoen, veteran of the electronic music scene as a visit to his web site will attest, has had an extensive career as both a solo and band (Locust) member. …
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