Clark – Playground In A Lake
Deutsche Grammophon‘astonishing’ neoclassical soundtrack to the end of the world
Reviews
Nuke Watch – The Manhattan Project – Live In NY
Moon Glyph“an out-there soundtrack rich in invention that sculpts a new NYC of the near future.”
Tune-Yards – sketchy.
4AD“sketchy seems put together from cutting room scraps, a using up of leftovers and as a consequence feels quite ordinary”
Henry The Rabbit, Béatrice Morel-Journel & Semay Wu – Songs Of The Marsh
Moon Glyph“Art imitating art” to create a soundtrack all of its own.
Painted Shrines – Heaven And Holy
Woodsist“lightly psychedelic dose of alt-folk-informed indie led astray by an undercurrent of distortion”
Timelash – A Morphology Of Wonders
Aguirre“a clash of tribal exotica and otherworldly sci-fi tension”
Dead Sea Apes, Adam Stone & Black Tempest – Dataland
Cardinal Fuzz/Feeding Tube“like Kraftwerk directing some on-stage version of a Douglas Coupland novel”
Dreamweapon – Rites Of Lunacy
Cardinal Fuzz/Little Cloud“There’s out-there and then there’s far-out; the line is just a dot to Dreamweapon.”
Here Lies Man – Ritual Divination
RidingEasy Records“a sweaty, dusty rite-of-passage dose of retro rock”
Songs of Green Pheasant – When The Weather Clears
Rusted RailSounding like it’s from “the late 1960s, it doesn’t actually sound at all out of place in 2020.”
Raskolnikov – Lazy People Will Destroy You
Manic Depression records.Darkly inviting. Highly compelling.
Richard Rose – Radiation Breeze
In The Red“Radiation Breeze is obviously, gloriously bad for your health, but you’re gonna do it anyway.”