Amnion, AKA Roderick Price, brings his years of formal study in both the visual and audio arts to merge with his underground, non-formulary works of musical sound-scaping. Rod’s view of sound as an extension of all art forms is always…
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Row Boat, “Shallow Waters”
All our hopes, our aspirations, our fears and our trepidations are beaten against the stones in the shallow waters. There, they mingle in the sands. There, they are worn down until they are the grains of sand that wash between…
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Row Boat and Apta, “Fracture”
Fracture, the new ambient, postrock EP by Row Boat and Apta, is not so much a collaboration as a reuniting of two siblings separated at birth. Two individuals who can finish each others’ sentences, but with a different choice of…
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AMNION, “Slow Calm”
A story teller recites the tale of a violin playing in the rain. The wind heard the words and whispered them to the seashore. In the rising tide, the waters swept up the tale and carried it across the leagues…
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Row Boat, “ETT”
ETT, the first full length album by Row Boat, is ambient yet sweeping. A grain of snow shimmers in the soft light of the northern sun. A field of white, miles and miles. Each grain glowing till the multiplicity of…
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BLÆRG, “New Era”
We find our protagonist in the objective world, or at least what one might call consensual reality. Confronted with the subjective experience(s) synonymous with the margins of our current incarnation, perceptions take on the local color. Our protagonist’s beliefs are…
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Shadowjack, “First Bloom: A Chronicle of Humanity’s Future in Space”
In a 25th century nightclub you watch as a young Serpentarian girl sways near a window as if in a trance. Her hips keep time to the bass. Her arms make precise cuts through the smoky air as her fingers…
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BLÆRG, “Id.Entity”
Id.Entity is a bit of a reward for us patient BLÆRG fans. On a brief return from his educational sabbatical, he has put together a small collection of jazzy beats and rhythms that will relieve our withdrawal symptoms.
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