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[Lucy Ives] Cosmogony
An energetic, witty collection of stories where the supernatural meets the anomalies of everyday life–deception, infidelity, lost cats, cute memes, amateur pornography, and more.
Articles
[Tucker Theodore] Lewiston By The Sea
The sound that refuses to settle
Reverend Mother
Brooklyn three-piece Priestess has reincarnated as Reverend Mother, due to put out their first S/T EP under the new moniker in Spring 2021.
[Crown] The End Of All Things
Dark and moody; bleak and sublime; airy and crushing; mesmerizing and engrossing; bold yet unerring; strident, danceable and suffocating.
[The Heartwood Institute] Witchcraft Murders
An audio investigation of the Lower Quinton and Hagley Wood murders.
[Wenches] Raw, no bullshit
Assembled from broken bits and leftover chunks of various known and unknown groups in the punk, metal and post-hardcore world, Wenches hail from Bloomington, Indiana in the heart of the Midwest. Described by No Echo as “raw, no bullshit…undiluted rock realness” and…
Spelljammer – Abyssal Trip
“The concept of something undiscovered out there in vast emptiness is pretty much always present.”
The Poet
The Transcendentalists were sufficiently close, both geographically and philosophically, to the anesthetic revolution that their recordings of their encounters and experiments are hardly surprising.
Duo Concertantes [Lawrence Jordan, 1964]
Jordan's collage films are an early example of animation that steadfastly moves beyond the pigeonhole of entertainment to explore experimental animation as an art form.
Songs of Maldoror and Terayama
He won't apologize anymore, because he did what he did to be unforgivable.
[ICE] The Ice Age
In 1970, the band recorded 10 original songs at 8-Track Studios in Chicago, only to break up shortly thereafter. Two of the tracks were eventually released as a 45 in 1972, but confusingly under a different band name, Zukus! The A-side…
[Holy Sons] Raw and Disfigured
The music of Emil Amos is at once intimate and expansive. Under the name Holy Sons, as well as with bands Om, Grails, and Lilacs and Champagne, Amos harnesses boundless sonic textures to embellish delicately crafted songs.