“Music” Archives

The album’s more atmospheric pieces provide a perfect example of Projekt’s “vintage” darkwave sound.

If you’ve ever imagined yourself travelling through a dystopian future where the Singularity has brought about the techno-apocalypse, then this is your jam.

Pure mind-expanding bliss.

Their despair was once captivating and even invigorating but now it just feels like they’re taking the piss out of folks.

Oh Godspeed, how I’ve missed you so.

The album continues Tholen’s streak as a fine purveyor of weird, fascinating music from the fringes of Christendom.

The electronic pop label celebrates two years of existence with a “Greatest Hits” package.

Duncan Sumpner’s first album in five years proves just as beguiling as his earlier releases.

Rediscovering a vital part of Nebraska’s musical history.

Sleep Experiments’ delicate, unassuming take on ambient dreampop and slowcore consistently conjure up autumn’s chillier climes.

The duo’s latest album is one of their most ambient and abstract releases to date… and that’s saying something.

The Murder of Crows conjures up The Dirty Three with their haunting, violin-laden atmospherics.

Can you really call yourself a music lover if you’re not supporting the artists responsible for the music you have?

It’s difficult for me to listen to these songs and not imagine that I’m listening to music culled, in some fashion, directly from the duo’s long-lost childhood memories.

Northern Valentine’s latest conjures up massive, ominous soundscapes that beckon to be explored by patient listeners.

Mark Hollis’ sunglasses have more stage presence than he does.

RIYL Hammock’s guitar-based ambience, Robin Guthrie’s solo recordings, and Stars of the Lid.