10 classics from the dawn of ambient music
I swear this blog isn’t going to turn into an endless series of lists, but this idea appealed to me. The ambient genre wasn’t really “born” till the 1980s, when […]
I swear this blog isn’t going to turn into an endless series of lists, but this idea appealed to me. The ambient genre wasn’t really “born” till the 1980s, when […]
Back at it after a busy week here…your blogger has quite the life. But not so busy as to not be able to come up with a rather clever post […]
Blogger’s confession here: I am a total, 190% Popol Vuh fanboy. I don’t post about things I don’t like here at MYOT, but some things are just better than others. […]
Last week, Hawkwind’s original guitarist Huw Lloyd-Langton passed away. I’ve spent a lot of time with a lot of Hawkwind albums over the years. God knows there are enough of […]
You probably haven’t heard of this album. If you haven’t and you like your rock music full of reverb, delay, genius psychedelic guitar playing, sweet female vocals and far-out atmospheres, […]
Isidore is a collaboration between Aussie music legend Steve Kilbey and American guitarist Jeffrey Cain, best known for his time in Remy Zero. Kilbey’s claim to fame is being the […]
Here’s your premise for this review. There are two ways to achieve a task: the right way and the wrong way, whether you are assembling a bookcase from IKEA (easier […]
Ok, so at some point in the last decade or so, some genius invented the term “IDM”. If you don’t know, this means “Intelligent Dance Music.” The term is basically […]
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