[image to follow] I had no idea how old this tape was until I received some more recent 905 releases all of which numbered in the 70s, this ...

Sun Stabbed are a guitar wielding French duo that I first came across due to a lovely little screen printed 7” released by Doubtful Sounds a...

Yesterday I pulled the Music from the Once Festival box-set off the shelf intending to attempt to submerge myself in all five discs in one d...

Another week, another Emaciator tape. I just never tire of hearing this guy’s work. This one appears on Geoff Mullen’s Rare Youth imprint an...

Last year I had Eli Keszler tipped as about the hottest new thing in experimental music that I’d come across, a percussionist very much in t...

When I had the dubious pleasure of living as a lodger an erstwhile landlady used to often say that the music which emanted from my room remi...

Does knowledge obstruct enjoyment? Does knowing, and more importantly understanding, how something was made ruin the pleasure that is found ...

[image to follow] Duane Pitre seemed to rocket to recognition last year, thanks largely to the release of a single LP of drone compositions:...

Two short blasts of mangled electronics released last year, but still a few copies floating around it seems. This one starts out where many ...

The noise community is a funny thing, happily embracing harsh masters and delicate droners and even the occasional pop record. Dino Felipe’s...

So, I thought this was two firsts for me, the first Family Battle Snake release and Goaty Tape I’d heard, and it is, except that I have seen...

Our Love Will Destroy the World is the new project of Campbell Kneale, previously of Birchville Cat Motel fame, runner of Celebrate Psi Phen...

Madak is better known as Bee Mask, and runs Deception Island, which is apparently also a real place, just off the Antartic. This is his firs...

I have no idea if there are any regular readers lurking here, but if so then apologies for the unannounced absence. Last week I was busy wit...