Archive for April, 2016
Review: Kib Elektra – Blemishes
A body teased apart by digital chaos and corruption.
Review: Giant Gutter From Outer Space – Stumm
Bass / drum duo evoking avalanches and stalled mechanics.
Review: VOX SOL – A Place Colder And Brighter Than The Days Of His Youth
Crumpled memory and computer sabotage.
Review: Treyverb – A Year Without Words
Shoegaze guitars and charming repetition, lifted into idle and idyllic clouds of thought.
Review: Suplington – Music For Life Cycles (I-VII)
Pulsation, arpeggiation, reconfiguration.
Review: France Jobin – Singulum
Billowing sound and memories mid-formation.
Review: Le Revelateur – Hyper
A labyrinth of digital gateways and three-dimensional synthesis.
Interview: Laura Cannell
The fiddle / recorder player talks about trawling through Early Music, the allure of the deconstructed bow and accidental collaborations with coach house bells.
Interview: Andrew Tuttle
The Brisbane based composer talks about the exaggerated drama of the injury crisis, his upcoming Stockholm residency and new album “Fantasy League”.