Tag: Labradford

Album Reviews

R.J.F.: Strange Going

R.J.F. - Strange Going

Tags Brian McMahan, Ceremony, E, Ellis Swan, Emil Amos, Industry Standards, insturzende Neubauten, Labradford, Lou Barlow, R.J.F., Ross J. Farrar

Album Reviews

Dead Bandit: Memory Thirteen

Post author By Simon Kirk
Post date February 6, 2024
2 Comments on Dead Bandit: Memory Thirteen

Dead Bandit (photo via artist's Bandcamp page)

Tags Dead Bandit, Ellis Swan, James Schimpl, jim jarmusch, Labradford, Lilacs & Champagne, Quindi Records

Album Reviews

Droneroom: The Best of My Love

Post author By Simon Kirk
Post date September 22, 2023
8 Comments on Droneroom: The Best of My Love

Droneroom - The Best of My Love

Tags Blake Conley, Bob Holmes, Cormac McCarthy, Droneroom, Jesus’ Twin Brother, Labradford, Magpie Corsa, Nonconnah, Peter Fosco, Rabbit Hash, Six Organs of Admittance, Somewhere Cold Records, Suss

Album Reviews

Cyrus & Oz: Ephemera Collection 18-19

Post author By Simon Kirk
Post date May 25, 2023
2 Comments on Cyrus & Oz: Ephemera Collection 18-19

Cyrus & Oz (photo: Kaela Campanella)

Tags Blake Parker, Catherine Christer Hennix, Cyrus & Oz, Explosions In The Sky, Labradford, Michio Kurihara, Ramble Records, Trespass Field, Wolf Eyes

Album Reviews

Ellis Swan: 3am

Ellis Swan

Tags Devendra Banhart, Ellis Swan, Labradford, Martin Rev, Quindi Records

Album Reviews

Winterwood: Exploratory Guitar: Falling Tide

Post author By Simon Kirk
Post date August 24, 2022
3 Comments on Winterwood: Exploratory Guitar: Falling Tide

Winterwood (photo credit: provided by the artist)

Tags East Cape Calling, Holly Winterwood, Labradford, Mark Nelson, Pan-American, Sunn O))), The Necks, William Tyler, Winterwood, Zac

Album Reviews

The Lord: Forest Nocturne

The Lord (photo credit: Al Overdrive)

Tags Alice In Chain, Atilla Csihar, BIG | BRAVE, Brad Wood, Engine Kid, Goatsnake, Greg Anderson, John Carpenter, Labradford, Mayhem, Neon Christ, Robin Wattie, Southern Lord Recordings, Stephen O’Malley, Sunn O))), The Lord, William Duvall

Features Interviews

Serene Spirit: An Interview with East Cape Calling’s Zac Winterwood

Post author By Simon Kirk
Post date July 8, 2022
5 Comments on Serene Spirit: An Interview with East Cape Calling’s Zac Winterwood

East Cape Calling

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Natura Morta Interview: “everything I call home is everything I carry in my mind”

Post author By Simon Kirk
Post date March 21, 2022
3 Comments on Natura Morta Interview: “everything I call home is everything I carry in my mind”

Natura Morta (photo provided by the artist)

Tags Agogo Records, aphex twin, Chierichetti Æditor Ræcordings, Conjunto Media Luna, De la Cave, Father Murphy, La Perla, Labradford, Le Tigre, Maria Mallol Moya, Maria Violenza, Meridian Brothers, Natura Morta, Paul Beauchamp, Peaches, Prodigy, Propellerheads, Stefano Isaia, Vangelis

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Pan-American Interview: “Memory is the place where inward-facing emotion lives”

Post author By Simon Kirk
Post date February 18, 2022
15 Comments on Pan-American Interview: “Memory is the place where inward-facing emotion lives”

Pan-American (photo credit: Luka Nelson)

Tags Grouper, Kranky, Labradford, Mark Nelson, Pan-American

Album Reviews

Aging ~ Land Trance: Embassy Nocturnes – “it’s up there with the best”

Post author By Simon Kirk
Post date October 18, 2021
10 Comments on Aging ~ Land Trance: Embassy Nocturnes – “it’s up there with the best”

Aging & Land Trance (photo credit: Laura Spark)

Tags Aging, Andrew PM Hunt, Angelo Badalamenti, Benjamin D. Duvall, Benjamin Fair, Bohren and Der Club of Gore, Christen Hutchinson, David Lynch, David McLean, Dialect, Ex-Easter Island Head, Joel C. Murray, Labradford, Land Trance, Nick Hunt, Philip Kerr, The Necks, Tombed Visisions

Album Reviews

HEXA: Material Interstices – “too dark for the apocalypse itself”

Post author By Simon Kirk
Post date October 14, 2021
7 Comments on HEXA: Material Interstices – “too dark for the apocalypse itself”

HEXA

Tags David Lynch, HEXA, Jamie Stewart, Labradford, Lawrence English, Room40, Xiu Xiu

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Black Tempel Pyrämid: Infinite Tombs – “a five-dimensional wall of sound”

Post author By Simon Kirk
Post date September 23, 2021
2 Comments on Black Tempel Pyrämid: Infinite Tombs – “a five-dimensional wall of sound”

Black Tempel Pyrämid

Tags Black Tempel Pyrämid, Cruel Nature Records, gRAILS, Labradford, Lilacs & Champagne, Matt Christensen, Michael Rother, Patrick R. Pärk, Spaceman 3

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Constant World: In Conversation with Matt Christensen – Part 2

Post author By Simon Kirk
Post date June 23, 2021
10 Comments on Constant World: In Conversation with Matt Christensen – Part 2

Matt Christensen (photo credit: Tim Breen)

Tags Brian Eno, Depeche Mode, King Crimson, Kranky, Labradford, Matt Christensen, Neil Young, Sea And Cake, slowdive, Smashing Pumpkins, Spaceman 3, spiritualized, Talk Talk, Tortoise, Wax Trax!, Zelienople

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Daren Muti Interview: “The purpose of a song is to balance light and shadow”

Post author By Simon Kirk
Post date January 4, 2021
6 Comments on Daren Muti Interview: “The purpose of a song is to balance light and shadow”

Daren Muti

Tags Acetate Zero, Araki Records, Daren Muti, Du Haut du Sol, Labradford

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Zelienople: Hold You Up – “a timely welcome into this world”

Post author By Simon Kirk
Post date October 13, 2020
4 Comments on Zelienople: Hold You Up – “a timely welcome into this world”

Tags Bark Psychosis, Bedhead, Brian Harding, Labradford, Low, Matt Christensen, Mike Weis, MJ Guider, Slint, Spotify, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Yo La Tengo, Zelienople

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Einstürzende Neubauten: ALLES IN ALLEM – “Slow-motion psychedelia”

Post author By Simon Kirk
Post date July 28, 2020
15 Comments on Einstürzende Neubauten: ALLES IN ALLEM – “Slow-motion psychedelia”

Tags Blixa Bargeld, Einstürzende Neubauten, Labradford, nick cave and the bad seeds

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Labradford: a buyer’s guide to a band way ahead of their time

Post author By Simon Kirk
Post date July 24, 2020
24 Comments on Labradford: a buyer’s guide to a band way ahead of their time

Tags Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Labradford, Low, Stars of the Lid, Steven Albini