[…] Wonderful review of Rift Patterns on the 5:4 blog for new music. Read it here: http://5against4.com/2014/04/29/cd-roundup-gli-altri/ […]
David
10 years ago
Super excited by the new iamamiwhoami tracks. I was a tiny bit disappointed by “Bounty”, but hell, those new tracks are just awesome, especially combined with those new videos. I mean, just look at “Fountain”, where in the end they casually drop nature shots like straight from a Terence Malick movie, helicopter shots and all. Simply stunning (and also a financial mystery, by the way).
I wonder if you have listened to the new “I break horses” album “Chiaroscuro”; it’s been my favourite vocal electronica album so far this year.
[…] Adkins will also be presenting his beautiful electronic work Rift Patterns (my review of which is here). One of contemporary music’s most alluringly dark clarinettists, Gareth Davis, will be […]
[…] mentioned the various singles being drip-fed into the world earlier this year, iamamiwhoami‘s latest album Blue has finally been released in all its glory in the last few […]
[…] in its video trilogy version, with three tracks from the larger cycle (my review of which is here) and accompanying visuals by Jason Payne. The connections between sound and sight were telling, […]
[…] subconscious”. Her songs are personal yet aspire to and evoke heights of mystical ecstasy; my review summed up Sunken Cathedral as “heady, even intoxicating stuff, with absolutely no sense of […]
[…] iBook, with accompanying texts and video. i can’t really put it better than i did in my original review: “listening to Rift Patterns makes me realise that this is post-ambient, music that captures […]
[…] of ‘Script geometry’ / (Album. 2Lp+Cd) 2014 – By 5 against 4 : Cage’s inclusion of natural sounds as musical entities finds a resonance in Script Geometry, […]
[…] work created by Monty Adkins and Stephen Harvey. The two collaborated on last year’s Rift Patterns, and this new work displays the same close attention to the intricate, intimate marriage of sight […]
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[…] Wonderful review of Rift Patterns on the 5:4 blog for new music. Read it here: http://5against4.com/2014/04/29/cd-roundup-gli-altri/ […]
Super excited by the new iamamiwhoami tracks. I was a tiny bit disappointed by “Bounty”, but hell, those new tracks are just awesome, especially combined with those new videos. I mean, just look at “Fountain”, where in the end they casually drop nature shots like straight from a Terence Malick movie, helicopter shots and all. Simply stunning (and also a financial mystery, by the way).
I wonder if you have listened to the new “I break horses” album “Chiaroscuro”; it’s been my favourite vocal electronica album so far this year.
[…] Adkins will also be presenting his beautiful electronic work Rift Patterns (my review of which is here). One of contemporary music’s most alluringly dark clarinettists, Gareth Davis, will be […]
[…] mentioned the various singles being drip-fed into the world earlier this year, iamamiwhoami‘s latest album Blue has finally been released in all its glory in the last few […]
[…] in its video trilogy version, with three tracks from the larger cycle (my review of which is here) and accompanying visuals by Jason Payne. The connections between sound and sight were telling, […]
[…] subconscious”. Her songs are personal yet aspire to and evoke heights of mystical ecstasy; my review summed up Sunken Cathedral as “heady, even intoxicating stuff, with absolutely no sense of […]
[…] iBook, with accompanying texts and video. i can’t really put it better than i did in my original review: “listening to Rift Patterns makes me realise that this is post-ambient, music that captures […]
[…] of ‘Script geometry’ / (Album. 2Lp+Cd) 2014 – By 5 against 4 : Cage’s inclusion of natural sounds as musical entities finds a resonance in Script Geometry, […]
[…] work created by Monty Adkins and Stephen Harvey. The two collaborated on last year’s Rift Patterns, and this new work displays the same close attention to the intricate, intimate marriage of sight […]