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Tag: minimal

14/12/2023 nausika

Carillon sans timbre ni marteau – Vol 1: toy music box sounds on a path into shadowy, cryptic inner space

Maze & Lindholm, Carillon sans timbre ni marteau – Vol 1, Belgium, Totalism, TTSM 002 limited edtion CD (2023) In case

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08/12/2023 nausika

Two Forests / Oceanic: intended as therapeutic tools, soundscapes turn out expansive, stimulating and hypnotic

Sam Dunscombe, Two Forests / Oceanic, Australia, Black Truffle Records, BT111 vinyl LP (2023) TSP readers may recall that the

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21/11/2023 nausika

Stanze: nine short yet intimate and immersive free-form pop music soundscapes

Aperture, Stanze, Germany, Stray Signals, STRAY008 vinyl LP (2023) Admit it, sometimes when you’ve had a bad day, whether at

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18/11/2023 Ed Pinsent

Air Mass

Fair piece of minimalist contemporary chamber music here from the trio of Maya Bennardo, Erik Blennow Calälv, and Kristofer Svensson.

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10/11/2023 nausika

The Leisure Principle: a duet of bass harmonica and bass guitar produces eccentric and funky minimalist art

Otto Willberg, The Leisure Principle, Australia, Black Truffle Records, BT106 vinyl LP (2023) Based in London, Otto Willberg is an

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30/10/2023 Ed Pinsent

An Evening Such As This

Modern chamber music from the Swedish composer Magnus Granberg on Night will Fade and Fall Apart (THANATOSIS PRODUKTION THT15). It’s

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29/10/2023 nausika

Waillee Waillee: a wondrous work of spaced-out psychedelic folk and neo-mediaeval experimentation

Dorothy Carter, Waillee Waillee, United States, Palto Flats, PF012 CD / vinyl LP (December 2023 reissue) / Germany, Putojefe Records,

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24/10/2023 Ed Pinsent

Burning Sensation in the Ear

Pierce Warnecke here with his Deafened By The Noise of Time (ROOM40 RM4149); he describes a process where he got

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22/10/2023 Ed Pinsent

The Enduring Minimalist Enigma

Modernist composer Alex Zethson here with his Residy (THANATOSIS PRODUKTION THT16 / SUPERPANG 126). We did hear him last leading

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24/09/2023 nausika

Nighturns: a compilation of minimalist experimental music drawing on African folk influences and field recordings of rituals

Un Caddie Renversé dans l’Herbe, Nighturns, Germany, Cellule 75, CELL-10 CD (2022) With a name like Caddie Renversé dans l’Herbe

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