Right from the opening track, “Love’s Return,” it’s quite obvious that the latest release from this new age music icon is something special and extraordinary! Continue reading “David Lanz – Movements of the Heart”
Moby – Innocents
Like many of Moby’s biggest singles (which is, essentially, my full exposure to Moby), there is a lot of repetition on Innocents. Continue reading “Moby – Innocents”
Vincent Berger Rond – Notre ambiguïté moléculaire
I like to listen to Vincent Berger Rond (or Bergeron as nothing matters but sound) in the morning, but then with VBR it’s always morning. Continue reading “Vincent Berger Rond – Notre ambiguïté moléculaire”
Soilwork- The Living Infinite
Such a grandiose vision; the multiple album. Continue reading “Soilwork- The Living Infinite”
Krewella – Get Wet
I just want to start by saying that I was completely misled by the album art of Krewella’s Get Wet. Continue reading “Krewella – Get Wet”
Animal Teeth :: Raw sentiments & Delayed reactions
by Gil Carroll
Local indie rockers Animal Teeth take the stage at The Union Sound Hall on Thursday, January 16th, sharing the bill with The Bokononists and Montreal’s The Luyas. Stylus checked in with guitarist and vocalist Stefan Hodges about the release of their EP, and what is in store for 2014.
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His Electro Blue Voice – Ruthless Sperm
I admit to having picked up this disc for review simply based on the enigmatic cover image, with no background knowledge about the band. Continue reading “His Electro Blue Voice – Ruthless Sperm”
Tony Dekker – Prayer of the Woods
The press release for Prayer of the Woods takes great pains to reassure fans that Tony Dekker’s first solo album is little more than a “musical interlude” and “personal tangent” between Great Lakes Swimmers releases. Continue reading “Tony Dekker – Prayer of the Woods”
Sean Christopher – Transcendence
When I first received this disc it didn’t register with me that this was an artist that I had heard beforehand, but when I listened to it the music was instantly recognizable. Continue reading “Sean Christopher – Transcendence”
Julianna Barwick – Nepenthe
Somewhere far, far above the hustle and drone of washed out city streets, you stand alone on a high cliff in northern Iceland, overlooking the Norwegian Sea. Continue reading “Julianna Barwick – Nepenthe”