Ambre Antique, Meltwater in Early Spring, Canada, Male Activity, limited edition cassette (2019) I must confess I found Ambre Antique’s
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Morningside: ambient droning soundscapes of occasional beauty describing Western cultural decline
Ryan Electric Product, Morningside, United States, self-released, limited edition cassette (2019) Almost a decade ago, Ryan Reid released an album
Continue readingCara Neir – Part III / Part IV: marking the band’s decade together with an album of an astonishing blend of several genres
Cara Neir, Part III / Part IV, United States, self-released, limited edition cassette (2019) Contrary to the title, this album
Continue readingNodus Tollens: rich and contradictory post-black metal soundscapes of beauty, brutality and harshness
Calvaire, Nodus Tollens, Singapore, Lithe Records, LITHE009 limited edition cassette (2019) The debut full-length album of Singaporean post-BM band Calvaire,
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Faithless
Last heard from Barcelona duo Escupemetralla with their 2017 album Poison Of Dead Sun In Your Brain Slowly Fading, an
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Gods of War
Truly horrible black industrial death music from MZ.412 on their Svartmyrkr (COLD SPRING RECORDS CSR257) album…I had a surfeit of
Continue readingConcealing a Trace of Exile: a lush ambient soundtrack for the decline and fall of Western civilisation
Lilac Pavilion, Concealing a Trace of Exile, Australia, Vienna Press, Keys to the Field 032, cassette (2019) Here is a
Continue readingHendes Bregneøjne: an inner world of nostalgia within repetitive looping piano minimalism
øjeRum, Hendes Bregneøjne, Russia, Perfect Aesthetics, AEST-040 limited edition cassette (2019) Yes, on one level this is mournful minimalist piano-loop
Continue readingSeven Movements for M.R.M.: an unassuming and quiet work of brooding ambience, liquid beauty and charm
Fountains for Assisi, Seven Movements for M.R.M., Australia, Vienna Press, Keys to the Field 034, cassette (2019) Not often do
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Pleasure of Confusion
I don’t think I ever heard any records by Gallhammer, a trio of Japanese women who played their unique brand
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