An alluring two-track EP of coast-inspired ambience.
Review: Scott Pilgrim vs The World
Edgar Wright’s adaption of a graphic novel series takes his slick sense of style into brash and colourful overload.
Jack Explores Cinema: Solaris (1972)
Tarkovsky’s highly acclaimed sci-fi flick which spawned the Clooney-starring remake from 2002.
Interview: Michael Gira (Swans)
On the verge of a new album and world-wide tour, Michael Gira talks about the re-activation of Swans and where it may take him next.
Review: Steve Roach – Sigh of Ages
Another sturdy contribution to the extensive back catalogue of Steve Roach – the ubiquitous US ambient composer.
Jack Explores Cinema: Mother and Son (1997)
More intensely draining cinema from director Aleksandr Sokurov.
Review: Matt Stevens – Ghost
Second full-length from UK DIY composer – a collection of inseparable, focused ideas from a definite talent.
Interview: Simon Lomax
Ambient composer Simon Lomax (formerly under the guise of Maitreya) talks about reigniting the Council of Nine record label and the upcoming release of his new album, “Zone of Cold”.
Interview: Andrew Carnie
Jack Chuter talks exclusively to English artist Andrew Carnie about his past works, the influence of science and his current exhibition – “Dendritic Forms”. “Dendritic Forms” presents series of works detailing the similarities between the biological forms of flora and the human body, and was shown at GV Art in London.
Review: Swans – My Father Will Guide Me Up a Rope to the Sky
The phenomenal return of Swans.
