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The space-age guitar sound of Roy Lanham
Why Dont You Dance is the sound of SilkjÊr stepping away from his groups predilection for taut rock and roll and instead embracing a different side of his musical personality
What under other circumstances might have been a string of homespun indie rock songs is instead an energized pop-focused collection of tracks born from what Nathan Tucker describes as the contrast between total formlessness and rigid claustrophobia
Segall and White Fence's Tim Presley forged a sound that reined in Segall's sometimes excessive energy and gave life to White Fence's often precious music box renderings of '60s excess
Hansen inserts more melody into the songs here than anyone would have thought likely
Matthew Bourne Irrealis Single LP The space-age guitar sound ofMatthew Bourne follows 2017's Isotach album, and recent collaborations with Keeley Forsyth and Nightports, with a collection of prepared piano pieces. Irrealis was recorded in a single session, each take played as live without any overdubs. Having taught himself the basics of prepared piano by throwing confectionary into his school's instrument, elements of these experimentations played a key role in Bourne's early performances. This culminated in an