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Living These Rhythm and Blues
When I first reviewed Mr. Bitterness’ self-released Epic Flail, I wrote that “listening to Epic Flail is like listening to the bastard child of Joy Division and Henry Cow.” Yeah, I know it’s a little silly, but ...
Sounds Along the Periphery
Michael Trommer’s Outskirts (Impulsive Habitat) listens to the edges of the city, the depths of its boundaries. Based out of Toronto, Trommer is a sound artist who has also released work on some of the best ...
Netlabels Still Need Women
A few days ago, I wrote a post at Uncertain Form the lamented over the lack of women in the Creative Commons Music community. In the article I outlined 3 ways that the community can ...
Feedback and Fragility
Sometimes releases from Audition Records get lost on my iPod — a half dozen releases come out at the end of the month and I just don’t get to them as quickly as I should. ...
This Is The Release You Were Looking For
There are a dozen or so artists who I can recommend their new work without listening to it. Christropher McFall is one of these. But never fear, I have listened to McFall’s The alpha is ...
Uncommon Equivalents
I started this review with a video, because, not only does Gurdonark let his music be free for you and I to listen to, but he also allows his music to be used by hundreds ...
Decaying Noise and Static
Over the last several years, Argentine Federico Barbino has released many experimental albums. His latest No-flash, Música on the Venezualan netlabel biodata is quite an exceptional work. This full length album — 40+ minutes constitutes a ...
Scattered Herd
Only two of my top ten picks for 2011 were unreviewed, and, now, today I can say that none are. I first reviewed Le Berger’s work back in July of last year when all his ...
The Sounds of Color
Review of NP’s “Couleur ASCII” on the netlabel Petcord.
Dark Winds
Review of CDRX and Kecap Tuyul’s “Wind Spirits” on Buddhist on Fire.
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