New review. Carme López brings extended techniques to a surprisingly warm, emotional, boldly experimental album of bagpipe drone music. https://t.co/Bp0mxynp8T
Olivia Block's beautiful new album channels Krautrock and '70s prog but also feels like a clear development from her meticulous electroacoustic work. https://t.co/T9o4MNgHRb
this clip is quite old, but anyone feeling surprised or shocked by today’s result clearly hasn't been paying attention. Obviously I'm biased, but my mate David had a clearer diagnosis of contemporary politics than anyone alive now.
My first new music writing in years at my rebooted music blog, covering James Rushford's thorny, unique LP Turzets from @BlankForms: https://t.co/pOATOw7qbC
I've been missing writing about music, so I'm restarting my dormant music blog Reddy Brown Objects for longform reviews of new and old avant-garde music. New pieces coming soon on James Rushford, Anne Gillis, Kevin Drumm, etc.
@lane_lane_lane I was a little more positive about the book as a whole than you but you provide a great summary of where it falls short. I was mainly impressed by it formally - the simple elegance of its fantasy/reality rhythms - but a bit underwhelmed by the rest.
@adamszym Hickman’s intro to the new X-Men status quo (a pair of intertwining miniseries) was as exciting as modern superhero comics get, and then everyone involved promptly squandered it all on boring filler, and Hickman left entirely to do Substack. Quite a sad reversal.
@adamszym Just read the first 2 books recently and loved them, was wondering if there would be more. I hope they find a new home quick, this kind of intensely satisfying pure genre thrill is in short supply in comics these days.