Bob Ohrum’s albums combine urban field recordings with drones, bass and keyboards in a highly personal, alchemical fusion. (I’ve reviewed Bob’s albums Elevated and …continue reading Album Review: All Around Me by Bob Ohrum
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Bob Ohrum’s albums combine urban field recordings with drones, bass and keyboards in a highly personal, alchemical fusion. (I’ve reviewed Bob’s albums Elevated and …continue reading Album Review: All Around Me by Bob Ohrum Richard Roberts (Zero Ohms) has just released Worlds, Afterworlds, his debut on the Relaxed Machinery label (rM_0019). Richard is a veteran performer on …continue reading Album Review: Worlds, Afterworlds by Zero Ohms Under the woebegone alias I’ve Lost, Bobby Jones unspools a long, drawn-out cry into the wilderness. Scáth M’anam is divided into an eight-part suite called “I Wish I Could Fly”, …continue reading Review of Scáth M’anam by Stephen Fruitman It would be far too easy to simply describe Lowell Levene-Sims as an “intrepid bass explorer”, as that really does not do him, or his music, any justice, as this, …continue reading Album Review: Lowell Levene-Sims – A Thing of Beauty To An Object of Regret
Chris Russell has released his third album on the Relaxed Machinery label, and fifth overall. Home is a double-CD and definitely a significant step …continue reading Album Review: Home by Chris Russell
John Koch-Northrup has re-released his album Temporal Arc on his own Relaxed Machinery label (rM_0002). Originally released in 2001 under his Interstitial alter ego …continue reading Album Review: Temporal Arc by John Koch-Northrup
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