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rosyoverdrive.com | ||
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www.obscuresound.com
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| | | | | Dazzling in its array of dreamy meditations and hypnotic rhythmic undercurrents, A Space Between is an enthralling new album from The Numb Project. The Portland, Oregon-based alias of producer Chris Calarco caught our ears last year with the grippingly atmospheric album Transmissions from a Troubled Radio, and A Space Between continues to showcase Calarco's penchant for captivating soundscapes. A Space Between succeeds with both lush synth-led entrancement and warming percussion, which melds hip-hop, downtempo, and dub-inspired trip-hop with cohesive allure. "A Monkst" opens the album with glimmering synth intrigue, which moves seamlessly amidst a calming bass pulse and head-nodding percussion. | |
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eclecticmusiclover.com
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| | | | | I've written about quite a few excellent albums in recent weeks, and I'm pleased to feature yet another outstanding one, this time from UK singer/songwriter and producer Philip Morgan Lewis. The London East Ender just releasedGrief Harbour,an ambitious undertaking with 13 stellar tracks. Melding alternative rock, blues, garage rock and folk influences, Lewis has created... | |
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wilfullyobscure.blogspot.com
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| | | | | This weeks it's disc 3 of a deluxe reissue, featuring radio sessions and a handful of live tracks, all originating from 1981-82. **Please do... | |
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somtrimado.blogspot.com
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| | | Blog contendo o melhor do rock, blues, folk e jazz dos anos 60 e 70. | ||
