GILES JACOBS AND WOLFGANG MERX – I Have Fought! (2015)
This new album was released in conjunction with the We Are All Ghosts netlabel. Merx and Jacobs are two very experienced ambient/electronic musicians. For this album they came up with […]
Category Archives: Netlabel
NEW Gateless Gate releases: Ancient Ocean and Ancient Metals
The Gateless Gate is my krautambient project, and I’ve released in fairly quick succession two radically different albums. Over the winter, I collaborated with American Scott Lawlor, who is well-known […]
2015 Winter Roundup
Snuggled away in our respective homes, Matthew Sweeney and I have been doing some listening to some excellent new recordings. James Murray – Loss LossĀ brings a unique emotionalism to ambient […]
Year-End Bests, Part 3: Thomas Mathie and Matthew Sweeney’s picks
We finish our year-end roundup with two final fellas. Previously we had two ambient musicians/writers’ selections. Now we have two bloggers, one of whom runs a fine netlabel as well, […]
Year-End Bests, Part 1: From the Editor
It’s been a great year in music, with all the genres I love producing at least one album I can call a classic. I’ve reviewed a ton of music this […]
Fall 2014 Netaudio Revue 2
Got a very big but high-quality roundup for you this November, 2014. Talk about an overflowing cornucopia of electronic delights. I’ve been figuratively spinning these albums for a while and […]
PHILLIP WILKERSON – Wondrous Encounters (2014)
Sometimes you just vibe with a certain person’s music; you don’t really know why, you just experience a more profound reaction than you do to the music of other, ostensibly […]
Fall 2014 Netaudio Revue 1
Make Your Own Taste’s submissions processes went into full crisis mode during the summer of 2014; success is hard to handle sometimes, and this site getting onto the radars of […]
MARC STAPLEFORD – EIGHT DREAMS (2014)
It’s about time I reviewed something from Happy Puppy Records. It’s a true netlabel pioneer; it’s Canadian, like moi; and its proprietor is a fine gentleman. This new release is […]
QUIET FRIENDS: A 30th Anniversary Tribute to Steve Roach’s Structures from Silence (2014)
by Allister Thompson Tribute albums suck. Yep, and they were really big in the nineties, weren’t they? For every act from the sixties and seventies you could pay homage to, […]
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