Michael Bonaventure explores the darkness combining the intimidating sound of the church organ with electronics and samples *** Todor Todoroff explores various parallel universes with a fascinating array of electroacoustic and acousmatic sounds.
“Don’t despair, life goes on, just not as we know it.”
Albums from Daniel W.J. Mackenzie & Richard A. Ingram and Gail Priest.
One World, One Music. Sounds from Java,Europe, USA, Argentina, harvested and recreated by Gregory Taylor and YYYY
Almost six hours of music on two compilations supporting charity organisations (War Child and Red Cross) – curated by Fluid Audio and Past Inside The Present.
Kevin Richard Martin takes ‘intensity’ to a whole different (and personal) level *** Max Würden’s tracks came to life over a period of two years but fell together like fitting pieces of a puzzle.
Harnes Kretzer‘s EP is like a short score for a major box-office hit *** while Alio Die & Lorenzo Montaná present their musical antidote for dark times.
Orphax (Sietse van Erve) combines two different live performances of his ‘Circles’ into one dronescape *** Quest (Frans de Waard) prepares us for the coming season with Winter’s Sun.
Hanyo van Oosterom remixed the music of fellow Chi member J. (Koos) Derwort into a beautiful tribute album *** Simon McCorry’s Border Lands is a diverse and adventurous album exploring the electro-acoustic possibilities of the cello.
Finally: the physical release of the Chernobyl score created by Hildur Gudnadóttir (with Chris Watson).
