Archive for September, 2013
Review: Arovane – Ve Palor
Uwe Zahn makes a long-awaited return as Arovane, with an album started back in 2002.
Review: Total Life – Radiator
Kevin Doria manipulates ideas of meditation and intensity over two 20-minute drone pieces.
Interview: That Fucking Tank
With the upcoming release of “A Document Of The Last Set” – a studio recording of That Fucking Tank’s current live playlist, commemorating their 10th anniversary – guitarist Andy Abbot talks about what the band has been and what it may become.
Review: Stave – Reform
An “exercise in precision and spatialisation”, courtesy of Chicago’s Jonathan Krohn.
Review: MooM – Retarded Memory
A spontaneous recording by a duo in suburban Israel, intent on exploring new modes of self-expression.
Review: Be My Friend In Exile – The Silence, The Darkness
Miguel Gomes crafts a paper-thin cocoon away from anxiety and self-reflection.
Review: Monochromie – Enlighten Yourself While You Sleep
Post-rock partially liberated from the constraints of shape, in a new album on Fluttery Records.
Review: Denton / Watson – Latencies
Four improvised electronic compositions, formed from remote / simultaneous collaborations.
Review: Ikebana – When You Arrive There
Vaporous songs from a Japanese duo, oozing out on exhaled breaths.