Rutger Zuydervelt * Scanner
Sonic mountaineering with Rutger Zuydervelt (Machinefabriek) *** Scanner demonstrates the tricks from his Magician’s Hat.
Sonic mountaineering with Rutger Zuydervelt (Machinefabriek) *** Scanner demonstrates the tricks from his Magician’s Hat.
James Osland & Finn Kelvin explore the dark and unsettling place of dementia *** Kazuya Nagaya’s meditative 2018 album gets a rework from different artists (Murcof among them).
Various Compilations: three collections of ambient electronics and another two ‘from the blurred edges of (modern) classical music’.
“That’s very normal, that you don’t hear the phone when you’re vacuuming. And you have to vacuum. Because that’s part of the job.”
DreamScenes”/em> for May 2021: “Slaap, kindje, sl
‘Unfinished’ by Nthng has a lot more to offer than name and title suggests *** Yair Etziony presents two albums coming from very different concepts.
Deep minimalistic sound paintings by Richard Chartier, and Jen Kutler’s sonification of (indicators of) empathy.
Steve Roach further explores ‘time- and space-altering realms’, while Loren Nerell dives deeper into the mystical sounds of the Balinese gong.
Erik Levander and Hannu Karjalainen both celebrate the winter season and warns us of the climate change impact on glaciers.
‘Darkness’ in music may be a subjective matter, but these albums by Hilyard and Rngmnn will most certainly give you the chills.