Row Boat’s new full length album, “ETT”, was reviewed by Stationary Travels, a nice blog that focuses on ambient, post-rock and modern classical music. As enjoyable as were the EPs, ”Romance” and “Svaret är ja”, “ETT” unfurls the full scope and power of Mark’s creative vision and it arrives as a significant and ear-catching contribution … Read more
A new review for Life Toward Twilight’s, I Swear By All The Flowers” is in the latest Steam Punk Magazine: The simplest way to sell you on this CD is to tell you that it was created entirely of antique sources, sampling music boxes, and wax cylinders to great effect. The entire album is restrained, … Read more
Evening of Light posted a new review of Life Toward Twilight’s “Edison’s Frankenstein”: Frankenstein, made in 1910 by Edison studios, is one of the oldest horror movies, though not one of the better known ones. According to this feature, all but one of the film’s copies were lost, and it resurfaced as late as the … Read more
A new review of BLÆRG’s “Dysphoric Sonorities” has been posted by The Headphone Commute: Since the good ol’ days of Squarepusher’s jazzy idm breaks, laced with jungle flavored drill’n’bass, I’ve been nostalgic for that fading away sound. Even Venetian Snares modern-classical-meets-breakcore masterpiece, Rossz Csillag Alatt Született (Planet Mu, 2005), is now almost four years old. … Read more
Blogger R-T-C posted a review of BLAERG’s “Dysphoric Sonorities“: Dysphoric Sonorities is an album that was released by the breakcore group BLAERG. Lets start the review shall we? Profane Esoterica is a panic break song that is solely driven by its insanity. The background yells make you feel as if your walking down the long … Read more