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Tag: synthesiser

20/03/2024 nausika

Viva in Pace: expressing frustration, anger and despair at the world’s current path towards war and violence

Roel Meelkop, Viva in Pace, Portugal, Crónica Electronica, Crónica 201 CD (2023) Roel Meelkop’s career as a sound artist stretches

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18/03/2024 nausika

Vissiones ov Naeku the’e Plowmanne: a mediaeval English pilgrimage through forest and mountain landscapes of northern India

Piyakdu, Vissiones ov Naeku the’e Plowmanne, United States, Grime Stone Records, (no catalogue number) cassette / CD (2023) Partly inspired

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17/03/2024 Ed Pinsent

Complicated Message Delivery

The great Burkhard Beins has surfaced in these pages with tremendous performances in groups such as Polwechsel, Trio Sowari, and

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12/02/2024 Ed Pinsent

Mind Mapping Basics

Richard Scott is tracing some Delirious Cartographies (ARBITRARY 13)…this composer / improviser fellow is very au fait with analogue synths,

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09/02/2024 nausika

Songs for the Nervous System: an album of light, warm and joyful electro-pop and ambient for the nerves

Autorhythm, Songs for the Nervous System, Sweden, Thanatosis Produktion, THT23 limited edition CD / limited edition vinyl LP (2023) The

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01/02/2024 nausika

To Infect | To Inflict: a murky, noisy work of cosmic black metal

Voidsphere, To Infect | To Inflict, Germany, Amor Fati Productions, AFP 251 CD / vinyl LP (2023) Like its sibling

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31/01/2024 nausika

Third Disaster: interstellar raw BM / dark ambient racing to the edge of the cosmos

Arkhtinn, 三度目の災害 (Third Disaster), Germany, Amor Fati Productions, AFP 253 CD / vinyl LP (2023) Arkhtinn is the most senior

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06/01/2024 Ed Pinsent

Behold the Fowls of the Air

Sam Prekop was formerly the guitar-player and vocalist with The Sea And Cake, a band which I never heard, but

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27/12/2023 Ed Pinsent

The Great Satellites of Jupiter

Latest from Jason Kahn is Lacunae (A WAVE PRESS awp018), which with its use of noise, synths, and radio bursts,

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19/12/2023 nausika

Le d​é​sespoir utopique: eclectic selection of genre elements results in a wistful and complex meditation on human displacement

Forêt Endormie, Le d​é​sespoir utopique, Fiadh Productions, United States, FP210 cassette / vinyl LP (2023) In an age when, according

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