Jenell Kesler is a name you won’t forget once you dive into her latest book, The Alchemist Letters & Other Chemical Romances. A nurse-turned-underground chemist who crafted some...
The music of Tan Cologne—Lauren Green and Marissa Macias—is entirely atmospheric, emancipated dreamscapes. Though not in the sense that the music floats down from the ether; it also...
Dinner at an exuberant restaurant can be a bit perplexing, though when Finn, almost off the cuff, mentioned that he had a new album in the works, I...
'Fog On Mirror Glass' was recently laid on me, the new hauntingly atmospheric album from Donald Beaman, touted to bring to mind the likes of Cass McCombs or...
A jangling bright and airy bit of intoxicating couchbound splendor, delivered with kaleidoscope emancipation and grace, where dare I suggest that Anthony’s vocals are no longer deeply buried...
New album by PAINT, a project by Pedrum Siadatian of the Allah-Las. Pedrum Siadatian’s recent release, 'Loss For Words,' is just what the album’s title suggests, a gauzy...
The new Black Sand release, 'Fragments of Time' is just that, swirling leftover numbers from previous outings, giving rise to a smile, as I’ve been looking back over...
Black Sand, fronted by Anthony Evans, New Zealand's master of light-handed lysergic cosmic bliss has filtered in a new extended play (under 30 minutes) offering that’s relentlessly tight,...
‘Western Sky Music’ by Jeffery Silverstein is a soulful masterpiece, a brilliant deduction and exploration of the cosmic structure that holds everything tentatively in place. What’s laid down...
Michael James Tapscott’s new adventure 'Beasts of History' floated through my door like a breath of fresh air, like something I’d been waiting for, yet didn’t know it....