Archive for March, 2013
Review: Perry Frank – Music To Disappear
A release focusing on the transportative powers of music, breaching chillout and rock in doing so.
Review: Old Komm – Ventspils EP
Inspired by the port city of Ventspils, the industrial-tinged Russian duo re-activate their musical pursuits.
Review: Mohalabonga – Psychic Voyages
Home-recorded electro funk paves the way for various intriguing deviations, in a new release on Je M’apelle Monsieur Poubelle.
Interview: Helm
Prior to his collaboration with visual artist Charles Atlas at the Tate’s Tanks, Luke Younger talks to ATTN about playing live, new album plans and running a record label.
Review: Micromelancolié + Sindre Bjerga – Prayer Calls
Sindre Bjerga and Robert Skrzyński (aka Micromelancolié) present three extended pieces for gently guided electronics, field recordings and unanswered intercom communication.
Review: GREYGHOST – Memoirs Of Dementia
Womblike ambience cradles the listener in a new cassette on Constellation Tatsu.
Interview: BugBrand
Following last month’s show supporting Keith Fullerton Whitman at Arnolfini, Bristol’s Tom Bugs talks to ATTN about DIY electronics, modular synthesis and performing live.
Review: Ashley Paul – Line The Clouds
Torturously poised songs and improvisation on Brooklyn’s REL records.
Review: B/B/S/ – Brick Mask
A collaboration between Aidan Baker, Erik Skodvin and Andrea Belfi, resulting in 40 minutes of improvisation on Miasmah.
Review: Fossils – What A Drag
Noise oozes out the folds of twisted tape in a new cassette on Mantile.