An amalgam of nursery rhymes, nursery poetry and nursery ballads, and hymns, Jekyll manages to be clever and accessible at the same time. In ...
This is the third release on Tread On Our Spring Water, a label run out of a former munitions factory in the West Bank ...
Samson S&M’s own music’s very first release on a UK’s Darknet site was a creepy low rumble of blare-like noise with a tentative sense ...
Slightly less known than his colleague Ian Archer, drummer John Chalmers’s work is usually associated with the early work of Gary Lucas and his ...
David Wiese is a New York based sound artist who has done a fair bit of experimental work in the past few years. He’s ...
The Public have a way of making the odd sound in their favour, but have done so without changing their distinctive brand of punk ...
One of the most influential and exciting modernists of the 1960s, Dawn Lacy’s brand of isolationist feminism was a perfect fit for the DIY ...
Guitarist and songwriter Matthew Pemberton has been prolific in pop formats since the early 1980s, and this debut collection of his own material features ...
A recording from France’s Chellos De Labrois, in a time when he was still working with the best of the French jazz scene. This ...
This Chicago, Illinois, based artist is interested in reconstructing the sense of freedom ecstatic dance has given way to the past few decades. “Flowers ...
A highly personal instrumental journey by Norwegian producer and DJ Ove Henriksen, Melnøya is an odd collection of instrumental techno, ambient and noise that ...
An acousmatic approach to Afrobeat and Afrobeat-inspired dubs. The tracks are often strikingly similar, but there are recurring themes of melody, rhythmic repetition and ...
