All posts tagged Innova
Review: Dana Jessen – Carve
A bassoon alternating between extended trips into the unknown and fierce, improvised assertions of self.
Review: Chris Campbell – Things You Already Know
A turbulent and majestic exercise in realising an inner music, harnessing all the discord in the translation from concept to corporealisation.
Review: The Living Earth Show – High Art
The guitar and percussion duo beckon everything from stalled blues to math metal collapse, in a new outing on Innova.
Review: Minneapolis Guitar Quartet – Thrum
Four composers put the quartet in a variety of different guises, in a collection that showcases their technical talent and malleability.
Review: Yvonne Troxler – Brouhaha
A pianist and composer highlights the value of persevered listening in unearthing hidden musical qualities.
Review: Erdem Helvacioglu + Ulrich Mertin – Planet X
Apocalyptic sci-fi founds the basis of gloomy narrative of strings, electronics and guitarviol.
Review: David Kechley – Colliding Objects
A collection of percussively/rhythmically-centric works composed over the past 30 years.
Review: Jeremy Haladyna – Mayan Time Mayan Tales
Maya culture inspires a new work by Jeremy Haladyna; his second on Innova.
Review: Philip Blackburn – Ghostly Psalms
Three new works – one of which a 50-minute dream sequence – from the UK sound artist and composer.
Review: Anna Thorvaldsdottir – Rhízōma
Grand and enveloping sounds from a young Icelandic composer.