...its willingness to experiment is a pleasure.
Love To Make Music To feels a little exhausting by the end of its 55-minute duration...
Whichever way they turn, Offonoff are a group in touch with their inner ur.
It's both ever-changing and somehow still at its very centre.
Poet, madcap, artist, comedian, composer - take your pick.
If anything, the slight tarnishing of the sound contributes to the sense of the...
It's the details as much as the rich melodies or sense of generosity running...
Staying In just might be the new going out if it's as much fun as this.
Quaristice is a fecund joy that deserves your attention.
Warm, sunny music full of unfamiliar colours.
At times it's impassioned and edgy, cut with just the hint of a snarl, at others it's...
The combination of songs and atmospheric instrumentals makes for an attractively...
Magnificent and funereal and demands to be played long and loud.
It’s difficult not to be swept along by the wry clear-sightedness and touching...
Herbert conjures and then explores characters and situations that are sketched with...
Dameron and 'Trane on a classic Prestige outing...
Detailed, rich and catchy music that gifts a feeling of well-being.
'cendre' is a sure bet for lovers of sonic pulchritude.
If you want to shake the sleep from your eyes and bring the sun out from behind the...
Taha comes across both as a genuinely likeable man, curious about the country of his...
...It serves as a plea, perhaps even a blueprint for living in harmony with, rather...
At its best, 'Under Giant Trees' wields an impressive emotional weight that’s likely...
Here are songs of sorrow, generosity and gentle affirmation.
Its sophisticated affirmation is welcome, though it’s difficult not to mourn the...
Tu M' succeed at times in achieving something more challenging than mere loveliness...
...further evidence for a personal suspicion that the most interesting electronic...
Drummer Bobby Previte and guitar whiz Charlie Hunter hook up with DJ Logic for the...
Long awaited reissue of a cosmic jazz classic from former Mwandishi trombonist Priester.
Latest from the Viennese sonic explorer, originated for dance work by choreographer...
A richly detailed palimpsest...a form of landscape created by the incision of a...
Former Loose Tubes drummer gets electronic...
A sophisticated ride with more than enough event, texture and subtext.
The air-borne reverberations of the acoustic piano combine, impact and dissolve with...
Imagine watching a slinky navigate stairs in slow motion while under the influence of...
Offers up its magisterial riches to the attentive, to those willing or able to...
The music drifts forward like a lazy tide filmed in slow motion creeping up a shingle...
The mystery to the layperson of how this music is produced only contributes further to...
A Mark Rothko painting seen through a shimmering heat-haze.
Killer Nuts isn't astonishingly original...
Son Of Clay's rhythms manage to be both woollen-coated and dainty, sleek and distressed.
Experimental dub pioneer hooks up with two of his regular collaborators on this live...
Monodigmen is full of litmus tests for the listener's will to persevere.
Although initially forbidding, persistence gradually prompts this album to bear...
Third album from Austrian electro-acoustic improv rock trio on the ever reliable...
Doll Creature does not give up her secrets easily, but if the effort is made she'll...
There is much detail and a sense of conscious, sensitive interaction in an alien...
Canadian experimentalist fuses organic and digital on this latest release.
Terje Rypdal's former drummer teams up with the cream of Norway's electro-jazz talent...
New album from microsound pioneer and 12k label boss Deupree...
At times frenetic, at times mournful, but fascinatingly detailed and frequently a lot...
