Art and Music goes for a finely crafted art pop album on the highly evocative “Who are They”. Over the course of “Who are They” Art and Music tap into…
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Glenn Murawski exhibits tremendous patience and restraint on the painterly “Existential Chambers”. Representing true love for the surroundings, there is something infinitely soothing about his music. By giving every gesture…
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Why did 2018 have to be so long? This year felt like 8 years shoved into one year. I don’t know why 2018 insisted upon this length. Other years got…
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The pairing between these two individuals feels particularly apt, even necessary. In a world where things move with an undue quickness, they take their time. Akin to different sides of…
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The beginning of the year always has a fresh feeling to it. For me, that consisted of driving through a couple of snow storms but at the very least those…
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Frank Bretschneider’s “Lunik” might serve as one of his most accessible and playful album, full of surprisingly warm textures. A staple of Raster Noton and countless other labels, Frank Bretschneider’s…
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2017’s music got me through 2017. I really tried to whittle this down to an acceptable level and managed to take a few off the list, thus this epic scope…
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Leyland Kirby began his musical career as a complete and utter punk in the best way. Starting with V/VM records, his initial impulse was to release totally bizarre music. This…
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Yes, I am a few weeks late. Technically a lot of companies give out their dividends after they have taken a chance to reflect, look back on the last quarter,…
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2017 was going to be a year of extremes. The way 2016 left things, there was no way it could be anything different. Musically this seems to be true. Over…
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Mark Kozelek ties together so many impulses that it is hard not to be infuriated by him. On one hand, he wants to tap a little into that Michael Hurley…
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People often put their end of year lists in order. I don’t. This can be problematic if one is trying to find out exactly what spoke to the write. Honestly…
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Long ago, Markus Popp reigned supreme over the burgeoning glitch genre. With a highly recognizable style, he was a deconstructionist who possessed an ear for melody. His role as the…
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The End of Year List is a threatening one for any audiophile. Over the course of a year a lot of great bands come out to win over listeners. Really…
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