“Experimental” Reviews

An example of pure genius on display, and one can’t help but be inspired and excited while watching it.

More focused and concise then their debut, but still as out there as you’d expect from cLOUDDEAD.

Shimmering, beautiful post-rock shot through with darkness and anxiety.

A record that punches holes through what the trained ear would classify as “beat-driven hip-hop.”

Set Fire to Flames really manages to capture the sound of human madness and fright.

When you think you have the album figured out, the band seems content on frustrating your expectations.

What’s fascinating about RAIJ is their ability to marry a diversity of musical elements into cohesive compositions.

A very elegant, very dark, yet very spiritual and majestic CD.

One of the most unique bands in the world.

This could easily be their best release to date.

More of the same, except better production quality.

Very HEAVY stuff.

This is surreal art through sounds produced by skillful people who found God’s will in a way some may question.

Drekka sits quite comfortably alongside the rest of BlueSanct’s roster, which is no small feat considering the quality of that label’s acts.

All of the elements that made Jai Agnish’s debut so intriguing are also on display here.

Simply put, there are colorful, magical, vibrant little worlds contained within these songs.

Yet another solid release from one of the most consistent groups of musicians currently working in North America.

The songs have an experimental, unpredictable feel to them but never lose their listenability or catchiness.

Lunatic, moonshine-fueled fun that sounds like it’s from the deepest, scariest depths of Appalachia (and not NYC).