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Tag: ambient

21/11/2019 nausika

Spatters of Paint, Bloody Wrist: more peaceful, radiant and serene than what the title says

Appropriate Savagery, Spatters of Paint, Bloody Wrist, Russia, Perfect Aesthetics, AEST-043 limited edition double cassette set (2019) Active since 2017

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20/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

Brief bulletin for May

Many listeners (including me) have a soft spot for the great Kevin Martin on account of landmark projects like Techno

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20/11/2019 nausika

Aevum: a technically accomplished work that falls far short of greatness

Vukari, Aevum, Germany, Vendetta Records, vendetta records #183 CD / LP (2019) Originally formed as Vucari in 2013 – strange

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19/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

Into Frosty Waters

Finding very little to enjoy in the murky textures of Nekyia (ART FIRST RECORDS ATF072), an album created by the

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14/11/2019 nausika

The Forcing Season: Further Acts of Severance – impressions of Planet Earth being engulfed by a chaos from within

Sky Burial, The Forcing Season: Further Acts of Severance, Opa Loka Records, OL1904 CD (2019) Sky Burial is the solo

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11/11/2019 nausika

Doctrine: first step on a long dark (and hopefully fruitful) journey in the Left Hand Path

Qayin Regis, Doctrine, Spain, BlackSeed Productions, SEED052 CD / vinyl (2019) With a name that includes the Hebrew form of

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10/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

Batch Time

Performing as Solinca, French guitarist Nicolas Guérin describes his Ostium I as his “first guitar ambient album”, while also crediting

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05/11/2019 nausika

Pyrefication: a raw ambient noise BM universe of unending darkness, pain and spiritual torment

Pa Vesh En, Pyrefication, Germany, Iron Bonehead Productions, CD digipak limited edition (2019) For a band that put out its

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03/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

Dren is Hungry

Polish murk and semi-industrial gloom from Dren, a duo of players named Natt and Akton who live in Tri-City in

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31/10/2019 nausika

Lorca / Lost Tapes (1989 – 1991): a remarkable collection of strange and unearthly recordings by a Peruvian music veteran

Miguel Flores, Lorca / Lost Tapes (1989 – 1991), Peru, Buh Records, BR121 limited edition vinyl 12″ / CD (2019)

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