Chopper Reed – Interview With A Madman (Rott’n Records)
Well Chopper Reed has a rap record out and he even has a special message…
Author Bob Baker Fish
Bob Baker Fish
Bob is the features editor of Cyclic Defrost. He is also evil. You should not trust the opinions of evil people.
Terrestrial Tones – Blasted (Psych-o-Path)
There’ no doubt that Brooklyn duo of Dave Porter (Animal Collective) and Eric Copeland (Black…
Diaspora – Let’s Hear It For The Vague Blur (Half Theory)
Audiovisual duo Lloyd Barrett and Joe Musgrove have conspired here together for a dreamy piece…
Maurice El Medioni meets Roberto Rodriguez – Descarga Oriental: The New York Sessions (Piranha/MGM)
Cuba meets Algeria by way of New York in this amazing collaboration between some present…
The Rough Guide to the music of Tanzania (World Music Network/MRA)
The Rough Guide to the music of Tanzania provides a rare window into the sounds…
Tim Coster – Landing (Half Theory)
On Landing Tim Coster works with ambient drones, with indiscernible fluttering sounds and gentle barely…
Hurra Caine Landcrash – Moving (No Ground r)
Hurra Caine Landcrash is an intriguing work from the always-interesting experimental UK label No Ground…
DVD Review – Marebito (Rialto)
Increasingly Japan is becoming renowned for these dark violent surreal horrors. Though whilst the majority…
Interview with Brendan Walls (Producer of Set for ABC)
Wait. Stop the press. There’ a new music show on TV and it isn’ hosted…
Greg Davis & Sebastien Roux – Paquet Surprise (Carpark)
American Greg Davis and Frenchman Sebastien Roux have thrown everything but the kitchen sink in…
Scott Sinclair & Clinton Green – With Doors Open (Half Theory)
An improvised guitar collaboration between Brisbane based Scott Sinclair and Melbourne’ Clinton Green (Undecisive God),…
Visitor Q (Siren)
If ever a film needed a warning it’s this one. The warning should read “for…
A Visit To Ali Farka Toure (MRA)
There’ an amazing sound. It sounds like nothing else. It’s the sound of the African…
Hanzo The Razor (Eastern Eye)
Something of a strange and seedy, slightly hysterical gem from the early seventies, this trilogy…
Matmos – The Rose Has Teeth In The Mouth Of The Beast (Matador/ Remote Control)
Well we know this San Franciscan electronic duo love to cloak their albums within large…