
Microdeform – Neural Regression (Aphelion Editions)
The dancer performs behind a stained pane of glass. Not being able to discern her…
Born and raised in Toronto, Stephen Fruitman has been living in northern Sweden lo these past thirty years. Writing and lecturing about art and culture as an historian of ideas since the early nineties, his articles have appeared in an number of international publications. He is also a contributing editor at Igloo Magazine.
The dancer performs behind a stained pane of glass. Not being able to discern her…
Released in 2012, Alchemical Wanderings was British-born, South Korean resident David Suyeong´s first full-length, physical…
In a time of forehead-slapping, hair-pulling, and general all-round European dazed and confusedness, a glance…
The already massive discography of Robin Storey continues to expand – even backward in time.…
The Pale Catalog is a monochromatic gouache of “completed stereo mixes of [the] generative experiments”…
Spanish composer Mikel Lauki originally composed Waiting for the Thaw in the winter of 2011-12…
Residing just outside Durham in northern England, David Newlyn strikes me as one of the…
In a world turned upside-down, the wise man looks down to see the sky. Celer…
Nonplace Soundtracks assembles twenty-five incidental instrumentals composed by Burnt Friedman (born Bernd Friedmann) and/or Hayden…
Prefaced by murderous cult leader Jim Jones appealing sarcastically to the capacity for abstract thinking…
Jérôme Deuson chose a future-proof moniker as his nom-de-musique, because his ten-year recording career has…
The opening, half-hour long track of this first collaborative effort between Slovakias´s Strom Noir (Emil…
English duo Dronelock (Martin Cartledge and Alexander Church) met Yerevan counterpart T_st (Davit Sukiasian and…
Since its immaculate conception at the hands of Moritz Von Oswald and Mark Ernestus at…
Despite the “good news” moniker, the tenue of John 3:16 is far more Old Testament…