In Rotation: Emily Jane White, Yagya, Trance to the Sun, 1 Mile North (Review)
Dark-tinged folk balladry, spacey techno from Iceland, goth-y psychedelia, and stripped down post-rock.
In Rotation is a regular Opus feature where I post short reviews of noteworthy music, both new and old, that I’ve been listening to lately.
They Moved in Shadow All Together by Emily Jane White (Review)
For all of their heaviness, White’s songs never plod but rather, float and drift effortlessly.
Stars and Dust by Yagya (Review)
Atmospheric, intricately detailed techno that’s perfect for late-night blogging or coding sessions.
Via Subterranea by Trance to the Sun (Review)
The Portland group conjure up a heady blend of goth, shoegaze, and psychedelia.
Awakened by Decay by 1 Mile North (Review)
Patient listeners will find much to appreciate in the post-rock outfit’s latest album.
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