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 […]
Category Archives: Space Music
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 […]
THE CHURCH – Further/Deeper (2014) Neo-psych’s masters recharged
by Allister Thompson I almost didn’t review this album. Make no mistake, I completed my purchase with an eagerness I reserve for very few musical acts. If you’ve perused this […]
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 […]
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, […]
COUSIN SILAS – The Sound of Silas (2014)
by Allister Thompson Cousin Silas is the musical persona of Englishman David Hughes, and he has been making music under this name since 2003 — a LOT of music. In […]
STEVE ROACH – The Delicate Forever (2014)
by Allister Thompson It seems kind of odd to be reviewing a relatively recent Steve Roach release, because knowing him he’ll probably have another three out by the time I […]
August Netaudio Revue 2
The world is fortunate to get a second roundup/capsule review post from me this month. And this one contains a cute little conflict of interest, technically. Two of my contributors, […]
WATERPLEA – Rudimentary Oscillations (2013) Future music from the new Russia
One of the main reasons why I continue to review music so regularly and put so much effort into it is that not only do I get to hear a […]
