All posts tagged Kranky
Crucial Listening #27: Christina Vantzou
Sneaking into the galaxy bar, bubbles in the park, 69 occurrences of time. The Brussels-based composer talks about three important albums.
Review: Demen – Nektyr
Wretched ballads in unlit church basements.
Review: MJ Guider – Precious Systems
Beautiful songs for drum machine, bass guitar and voice, shrouded in echoes of grit and irrefutable truth.
Review: Christopher Bissonnette – Pitch, Paper & Foil
A deliberate invitation to the dramatic side of chance; a hallucinatory depth of field.
Interview: Benoît Pioulard
Thomas Meluch talks to ATTN about tape machines, kaleidoscopic vortices and his new albums, Sonnet and Stanza.
Review: Jessica Bailiff – At The Down-Turned Jagged Rim Of The Sky
A surprisingly gritty and weighty handling of the ethereal, and Bailiff’s first record in over six years.
Review: Mirrorring – Foreign Body
Grouper and Tiny Vipers meet and merge in a beautiful collaborative effort.
Review: Pan American – For Waiting, For Chasing
2006 album of Mark Nelson’s electronic-acoustic ambient project gets a deserved re-issue.
Review: Tim Hecker – Ravedeath, 1972
The Canadian composer delivers a live recording from an Icelandic church for his latest Kranky release.
Review: Brian McBride – The Effective Disconnect
Beautiful film soundtrack from one half of Stars Of The Lid.