I nostri amici di Monolith Cocktail recensiscono un disco straniante di elettronica xenarmonica.
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I Tinariwen abbracciano il country blues di Nashville, anche se “da remoto”.
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Una raccolta per il decano spirituale del “desert blues” del Mali.
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This is the third solo album from the Duke Spirit vocalist and an excellent album it is! Whilst the first album My Name is Safe in Your Mouth was a diverse haunting set of wyrd folk songs, her latest album is a progression to electronic music – an album where the singer touches on facets of the dystopian present…
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L’indiefolk dalle tinte gotiche dell’artista canadese è la scelta di Monolith Cocktail del mese.
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Recensione opera degli amici di Monolith Cocktail.
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The Hamburger label 30M Records is an intercontinental phonograph. Its pivot hinge moves a funnelled horn to bring sounds of Iran out of Iran to the world. They have a tender reverence for tradition. The 30M name is a cryptic derived from a 12th century mystic poem. In the poem, 30 birds (Persian, sī murğ) flock to find…
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The summit has been reached. The artist is left poised precipitously on a creative aiguille. There is no higher peak. There is no ground left to conquer. Only true sky-reachers seek higher heights. I have no doubts that SAULT, aka Dean Josiah Cover, was pointedly tiptoed in such a place prior to writing AIR. Reality is operatic. Cyclical pulsing…
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Despite the title sounding something like a caravanning show found on Channel 5, Mobile Homies from Bay Area veteran Lyrics Born makes the most of lockdown restrictions as a collaborative collection fleshing out LB’s purpose-made podcast of the same name. Much more than just a make-do stopgap, it salutes the long established Lyrics Born mantra of performance being all…
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Il secondo album del gruppo ricollega le sue radici yemenite con la psichedelia, il garage-rock, il gnawa, l’Ethio-jazz e il raw.