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#Ambient
Album Review
Peter Broderick / Music for Confluence
It's nice when your friends instictively know what music you'd like. This is one of those times and I'm feeling happy to listen. I've been dormant for a while, off the radar so to speak; but thankfully my reliable minions have been...
Album Review
Einar Stray / Chiaroscuro
It can sometimes be quite difficult to instantly connect with an artist or piece of music, probably due the sheer volume of music I listen to on a daily basis. Sometimes I hear a band once and it does pretty much nothing for me; I cast it aside and...
Interview
I walk into the venue on a Sunday evening to find Dustin O’Halloran and Adam Wiltzie still sound checking with their trio of strings players and surprisingly, still teaching them how to get their parts just right. Their attention to detail on...
Gig
It’s a chilly night in Glasgow outside as you breathe in it’s the kind of cold that stings your nose and even has the potential to make you a bit lightheaded. Fortunately downstairs in the venue it’s....bloody freezing as well. The...
Album Review
Oneohtrix Point Never / Replica
We’ve all heard the expression “that sinking feeling”. The feeling of a creeping dread tarring up the depths of your gut, slowly making its way northwards to your heart and brain and leaving your whole being infected with a deep,...
Gig
The venue is dotted with clusters of red candles and the fumes from burning sage fill my nostrils. Thoughts drift from ceremonial intimacy to, rather inappropriately, Paxo stuffing. I appreciate more and more each day the ability of live music to...
Album Review
Audiocæneat / Red Sessions
Audiocæneat are a seemingly no-nonsense kind of band, pounding out heavy, electronics-infused post-rock and often sounding like a heavy-handed Sigur Ros or even Caspian at times. This, my friends, is German post-rock at its finest....
