Paradise Of Bachelors Considering who was involved in this Setting album, I was surprised and pleasantly so by the long-form drone and distant percussives that emanated from the speakers. Ironically to me, it sounded more like rising than setting, and while the offset tones generated by synth, harmonium and others hint at Germanic intervention, the jostling percussion brings it back to the bristling woodlands of wild America, folk […]
Daily Archives: 04/11/2023
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Myrkur gives a stripped-down performance of four tracks from the new album with herself on vocals, accompanied by a seated guitar player adding a darker metal edge to her drones and piano playing.
Not Applicable Drummer and composer Tim Giles has been in and out of bands and collaborations for the last twenty-five years. This is his first solo album in that time and is a labour of love that he has been concocting over the last five years, marrying his penchant for loose rhythm with more abstract glitchy electronic textures, taking in dub, minimalism and ambient flavours, but always ensuring […]