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Tag: drone

11/01/2023 nausika

III, Ascension: cycle of life, death and beyond portrayed in an immersive epic experimental soundtrack

Feigur, III, Ascension, France, Steelwork Maschine, SMR024 CD, vinyl LP (2022) Formed in 2007 by French multi-instrumentalist Adrien Tibi, originally

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09/01/2023 Ed Pinsent

We Built This City on Tectonic Foundations

American player Liz Allbee is a firm favourite in these pages since 2005 and her first release for Resipiscent…trumpet player

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08/01/2023 Ed Pinsent

The speedy gleams the darkness swallow’d

Bipolar ExplorerForests, Voices, Coastlines, Dreams: Recordings for the Dark OutsideUSA SLUGG RECORDS CD (2021) Michael Serafin Wells and Sylvia Solanas

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27/12/2022 Ed Pinsent

After the Frosty Silence in the Gardens

From Northern Ireland, young musician Michael Bardon with The Gift of Silence (DISCUS MUSIC DISCUS 125CD), which he made solo

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22/12/2022 Ed Pinsent

The Pain of Listening

Swedish dark droner Jarl continues a preoccupation with hearing disorders, as noted on previous release Hyperacusis, a near-clinical examination of

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20/12/2022 nausika

faux naturel: field recordings demonstrate the artifice inherent in natural world / human-made world polarity

João Castro Pinto, faux naturel, Belgium, Unfathomless, U77 CD (2022) Most soundscape recordings that feature field recordings concentrate on one

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16/12/2022 Ed Pinsent

The Ineffable Presence

Ilia Belorukov here with Someone Has Always Come (SR008), for the Polish label Sublime Retreat. This Russian composer, improviser, performer

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14/12/2022 nausika

Turbulence: more stable and steady than turbulent and tormented noise electronics

Jim Haynes, Turbulence, Germany, Verlautbarung, mitteilung 40 vinyl LP (2022) If “Turbulence” is the prequel, as claimed by the blurbs

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07/12/2022 nausika

We Were Never One: a powerful and sprawling epic soundtrack exploring loss, extinction and human connection to nature

The Star Pillow, We Were Never One, Italy, Dissipatio, DISS008 CD (2022) Solo project of guitarist Paolo Monti, The Star

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07/12/2022 nausika

Zo!: a mind-expanding New Age synthesiser doodling debut

Uzu Noir, Zo!, Finland, self-released UzuEp01 vinyl 12″ EP (2022) To judge from its small output, Uzu Noir looks like

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