Archive for June, 2016
Review: Cecilia Quinteros + Wenchi Lazo – YAS
The gymnast and the scientist – cello and guitar improvisations from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Review: Linden Pomeroy – Ikiryo
Delay-driven amplifier singularities / chambers of melancholy.
Interview: Mohammad
Ahead of their performance at A L’ARME Festival in Berlin at the end of next month, the Greek duo talk about the possibilities of microtonal harmony and their gradual gravitation toward “pop music”.
Review: HAU – ii. ep
Drums drowning in slurries of noise. Deliriousness and excess.
Review: Chambers – Sigma Flare II
A dub-centric ballet of budding nature and crumbling industry.
Review: Oscillotron – Cataclysm
Astral misery and dystopian sci-fi prosthetics.
Review: The Pololáníks – The Suspicious Slumber Party
Cramped and manic improvisatory off-cuts.
Review: K.lust – Liven
Heady techno for the samsaric treadmill.
Review: Andrew Reddy – Spitting Broken Teeth And Mistranslations
Inner tectonic hostility and omnipresent natural decline.
Review: Chemiefaserwerk – Collagen
The transience of digital music, dragged back into the mess and the glue of physical media.