November Netaudio Roundup Part I
I made it my mission, after a rather busy period of my life, to dig into the MYOT inbox and start going through all the emails I’ve received. Those artists […]
Category Archives: Electronic
Spirit of radio: The magnificent comeback of Tod Dockstader
by Allister Thompson [Dockstader passed on in February 2015. This review is now offered in memoriam, with gratitude.] You gotta love a comeback. When someone says the heck with all […]
10 netlabel ambient albums you should own, part 4
Almost a year into the existence of my blog, three of the most popular posts I’ve done have been my “10 netlabel ambient albums you should own” lists. This is […]
October Netaudio Roundup
Just in at the wire, the October 2013 roundup! Some really, really good stuff this month, from some new faces as well as a few prolific people I’ve covered before. […]
THE GATELESS GATE – Remnants
Those of you who’ve been here before probably know that The Gateless Gate is your humble host, me. And why shouldn’t a guy use his blog to plug a new […]
HAROLD BUDD AND BRIAN ENO – The Pearl (1984) My ambient entry point
So here I am in 2013 writing a blog that’s maybe 50% about ambient music, give or take, acting like some big authority on the subject or whatever. But go […]
10 of the finest German electronic albums
Continuing my fascination with Germanic experimental music and expanding on the theme of my first Krautrock post, here’s a selection of both better- and lesser-known electronic albums from the seventies […]
September Netaudio Roundup
September 2013 is almost over, so I’d better tell ye about some submissions I got. Well, they’re almost all submissions. Grove of Whispers – Complex Silence 39 The Complex Silence […]
OFF LAND – Tidewater Pulse (2013) Tranquil ambient environments
Off Land is the ambient music project of Tim Dwyer, who has released a string of excellent albums via netlabels and Bandcamp. I’ll talk about some of them below, as […]
10 Essential post-1990 British folk-rock albums
And now for the third of my little set of recommendations for the best of British folk-rock. The first one covered the seventies, the second the eighties. The third covers […]
Make Your Own Taste 