Posts tagged with
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Review: Alex Cobb + Aquarelle – Split LP

A beautifully assembled split of soft drone and fizzing noise on Nottingham’s Low Point.

By Jack Chuter | 05 Jan 12 | Posted in Record | Comments Off

Review: Ben Fleury-Steiner – The Places that Find You

Guitars and electronics are mashed into bitcrushed soundscapes in the latest full length by the Delaware-based composer.

By Jack Chuter | 20 Dec 11 | Posted in Record | Comments Off

Interview: Kogumaza

In part two of our SUPERSONIC FESTIVAL PREVIEW, Kogumaza’s Chris Summerlin and Katy Brown share their thoughts on Birmingham’s favourite experimental music weekend, as well as shedding light on their own shimmering psychedelic music.

By Jack Chuter | 31 Aug 11 | Posted in Feature | Comments Off

Review: Kogumaza – S/T

Psychedelic jams from Nottingham in the latest release on Low Point.

By Jack Chuter | 09 Jun 11 | Posted in Record | Comments Off

Review: Tim Catlin & Machinefabriek – Patina

Low Point presents the second collaboration between two sound artists on opposing sides of the globe.

By Jack Chuter | 24 Feb 11 | Posted in Record | Comments Off

Review: Gareth Hardwick – Sunday Afternoon

A quietly pleasant vinyl re-release from the Low Point label owner.

By Jack Chuter | 22 Feb 11 | Posted in Record | Comments Off

Review: Ex-Easter Island Head – Mallet Guitars One

Liverpudlian ensemble stick out a most intriguing debut 12″ on Low Point.

By Jack Chuter | 05 Feb 11 | Posted in Record | Comments Off

Review: Gareth Hardwick – Of the Sea and Shore

An alluring two-track EP of coast-inspired ambience.

By Jack Chuter | 05 Sep 10 | Posted in Record | Comments Off

Review: Spartak – Verona

Excellent improvisation from experimental Aussie duo.

By Jack Chuter | 11 Mar 10 | Posted in Record | Comments Off

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