THE FIERCE AND THE DEAD – Magnet (2015)
by Allister Thompson I’m not normally the type to review short EPs, because I’m a greedy fellow and I like, you know, quadruple albums. But this did catch my ears’ […]
Tag Archives: avant-garde
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 […]
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, […]
IVAN ČKONJEVIĆ – Pastel (2013)
Here is a submission that proves not only that the musical avant-garde is alive and well, but that the mine of contemporary “free” music is so rich, it’s astonishing what […]
MATT STEVENS – Lucid (2014) Dazzling displays of avant guitar
Despite being a guitarist myself (and the word on my streets is I’m not actually half bad at it), I’m not the sort who would normally listen to or review […]
April Netaudio Revue
Man, time flies. I’ve gotten through quite a few submissions recently, though, and here’s the pick of the crop. Igneous Flame – Lumen Veteran prolific ambienteer Pete Kelly returns with […]
10 more classics from the dawn of ambient music
This is the second piece I’ve written on the roots of ambient. The first one is here. The first post was pretty straightforward, but in this one I’m reaching a […]
