In this album review podcast episode, we discuss the latest releases from Campaign Committee (Bill of Rights), Martyria’s (Self-Titled), and Secret Cutter (Quantum Eraser).
Tag: Noise
Ep. 25: A Conversation with Scott Lawlor (Glistening, Moving Ambient Drones from Texas)
Seasoned ambient composer Scott Lawlor discusses his early years of performing in coffee shops and how he has been proliferating music over the past five years.
Voices From Corners Unknown, Ep. 12 (Pissblood, Hemelbestormer, Intercourse)
An album review podcast of the latest records from Pissblood (Self-Titled), Hemelbestormer (A Ring of Blue Light), and Intercourse (Everything is Pornography When You’ve Got an Imagination).
Voices From Corners Unknown, Ep. 11 (Sectioned, Psionic Asylum, KENOS)
An album review podcast detailing the latest release from Sectioned (Annihilated), Psionic Asylum (Deathscapes), and Kenos (Pest).
Ep. 23: A Conversation with Serpatus (Translucent Ambient Melodies from the Dominican Republic)
Alejandro discusses his love for strange and experimental music, explains how Serpatus came to be, and how he composed his beautiful self-titled album.
Voices From Corners Unknown, Ep. 10 (Sol de Sangre, Caustic Reverie, Cyclopean Blood Temple)
An album review podcast of the latest records from Sol de Sangre (Self-Titled), Caustic Reverie (Ultra Vires), and Cyclopean Blood Temple (Unholy Union).
Ep. 19: A Conversation with American Standards (Math-Slathered Dissonance from Phoenix)
American Standards discuss their return to the Pacific Northwest with Steaksauce Mustache and describe their new plans for producing math-slathered noise.
Ep. 17: A Conversation with Graham of Less Than One (Unsettling, Corrosive Swells of Noise from Bedfordshire)
Graham (<1) speaks about each of his monikers, delves deeper into some of his more unsettling releases, and describes how music production helps him combat his PTSD.
Ep. 6: A Conversation with Joe Gamache, Founder of OldeBlock Records
Joe Gamache (Woony Hax) discusses his nascent experimental ambient record label, OldeBlock Records, based in Edmonton, Alberta.
