HAMMOCK Reaches for the Heavens…and Takes Us Along
I started writing this site in 2012, but I actually didn’t listen to Hammock until…hmm, late 2016 maybe — around the time I stopped writing the blog. So, naturally, I […]
Tag Archives: Dream Pop
TWILIGHT FIELDS – Further Up, Further In! (2016)
Twilight Fields is another of my musical projects. There’s an explanation why this new one is out under yet another name. You may, if you read this blog, be familiar […]
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 […]
February Netaudio Revue
It’s hard to believe, compared to this time last year, how many dang submissions I’m getting. I’m starting to lose the personal touch, so if you have sent something and […]
The perfectly sunny skies of MANUAL
Manual is one of the projects of a busy Danish fellow named Jonas Munk, who, like most of us these days, records whatever he likes with whomever he likes and […]
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 […]
Big June/July netaudio catch-up Part Two
OK, it’s now August 2013. But I missed a month of roundups so I’m still catching up on July and June! And there’s still more left over! (part one is […]
A listener’s guide to THE CHURCH, part II: Some solo albums
A few months ago I did a roundup of albums by Aussie psych legends The Church, which many seemed to enjoy. I was asked to attempt a tougher task, the […]
STEVE KILBEY AND MARTIN KENNEDY – You Are Everything (2013) Wisdom from the Aussie guru
Readers of this blog will already know of my fondness for the musical endeavours of Steve Kilbey. You can go read my posts about The Church and Isidore to find […]
March Netaudio Revue
Time to talk about a few things that were pointed out to me in the last couple of months. This is the second in a monthly series (post 1 is […]
