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Steven Kemner – Gradation Movements
You can’t predict the weather. Sometimes, life throws something at you. When it does – not if but when – hopes and expectations lie like shattered spokes. Is it fate, destiny, or circumstance? No one...
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Bill Seaman – The Epiphanies
The Epiphanies sees Bill Seaman in fine fettle, driving along phosphorescent-lit roads marked by the heavy dew of mystery and slow-to-develop intrigue. Delayed secrets are now only coming to light....
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Phil Tomsett – Taken Apart
Collapsing layers of city. A system designed to do someone else’s bidding. We humans have to fit in as best we can. The air full of fractured, dismembered speech. Separated from it’s source, lost of...
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Dalot & Sound Awakener – Little Things
‘Little Things’ is the first full length collaboration between Vietnamese sound artist Nhung Nguyen (Sound Awakener) and Greek sound artist Maria Papadomanolaki (Dalot). The album marks the completion...
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Giuseppe Cordaro – 45°12′N 72°54′E
Arising out of a womb-like, silent void comes Guiseppe Cordaro’s 45°12′N 72°54′E, blinking into life and exploring the cyclical lineage of a new birth, a recent ending, and the never-ending flow of...
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Ned Milligan – Afternoon Hours
The fragility of life – of all life – is both a blessing and a curse. It can be stolen – unfairly, shockingly – in an instant, and it can flower in a split-second. One breath is all that separates the...
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Moss Covered Technology – And His Many Seas
‘His Many Seas’ is a personal voyage, as the artist’s father was suffering from cancer at the time of the album being written. A well-travelled man, ‘His Many Seas’ sets sail to quietly conquer and...
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Cameron Day – The Castle and the Garden
This crumbling castle was, once upon a time, built upon athletic pillars of stone, but now pieces of itself are falling into the surrounding moat. The Castle and the Garden is decaying, but it’s in...
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Alaskan Tapes – You Were Always An Island
You Were Always An Island opens with a downpour of rain. Staring out at its constant fall, listeners can only wait for it to stop. The music’s already waiting: for someone, and for a moment that will...
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Alessio Ballerini – Wiwanana (Original Documentary Soundtrack)
Art touches the world. People change it… The Chemical Brothers once told us it began in Africa, and to the African plains we return; Wiwanana goes to the cradle and the mantle of it all. Never before...
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