Guy-Marc Hinant and Dominique Lohle capture interviews and performances of China’s most prominent noisemakers.
Review: Om – Advaitic Songs
The bass/drum duo rectify the awkward onward step of their previous full-length, “God Is Good”.
Review: Tomas Gris – Clarifications Of The Concept Of Object
Micro-scale improvisation for sax, harps, cassette and “various objects”.
Review: Zbeen – K-frame
A new project of Gianluca Favron and Ennio Mazzo, exploring the evocation of physics via audio.
Live: Meshuggah + Animals As Leaders + We Are Knuckle Dragger @ HMV Forum in London, 20/04/12
Having reclaimed their stellar reputation with new album “Koloss”, the Swedish metal band prove their live performance is of an equally daunting standard.
Review: Liberez – The Letter
Ominous drones and noise comprise Liberez’s straightjacket of sound, in their debut release on Alter.
Review: Genus Inkasso – Occasionally Slumping, Smiling Weakly
A tangled mash of electronics, live drums and an eclectic array of sonic others, released for free on naboamusic.
Review: Jeremy Haladyna – Mayan Time Mayan Tales
Maya culture inspires a new work by Jeremy Haladyna; his second on Innova.
Review: Good Weather For An Airstrike – Underneath The Stars
Soft ambience of electronics and field recordings, courtesy of Hampshire’s Tom Honey.
Review: Birchall/Cheetham Duo – Tipping Point
Stumbling improvisation between guitar and drums, which proves to be jittery in its vocabulary but assured in its direction.
