Articles
I will probably never settle on whether I want to publish this recap article in December or January, but I have gone with the former this year in an effort to really take a break from the site for a few weeks this time. It’s been a wild year. Everything feels unstable, or at least […]
Inside No. 9
Inside No. 9, Season 4, Episode #49: 2025 in Reflection This year I have spent more time in bargain bins and secondhand stores than buying new music. That doesn’t mean I haven’t kept my ears open to new releases, but it was definitely a year for dusty vinyl and ancient CDs. That said, it was […]
Songs of Our Lives
On this episode of Songs of Our Lives, it’s Peter Taylor! I’ve known Peter for nearly 20 years now – he’s a true Foxy Digitalis lifer, having first written for the site around 2006. He also makes music as MAbH, and is the person behind Foxy Digitalis’s Inside No. 9 podcast series. He’s a real […]
Interviews
Davide Cedolin’s music makes a home in the spaces between memory and landscape. The sound of wind through trees becomes indistinguishable from the gentle pull of a bow across strings. With Ligurian Pastoral Vol. II, he deepens his exploration of rural Liguria’s quiet territories, bringing accordion and synthesizer into conversation with field recordings that feel […]
I will probably never settle on whether I want to publish this recap article in December or January, but I have gone with the former this year in an effort to really take a break from the site for a few weeks this time. It’s been a wild year. Everything feels unstable, or at least […]
Inside No. 9, Season 4, Episode #49: 2025 in Reflection This year I have spent more time in bargain bins and secondhand stores than buying new music. That doesn’t mean I haven’t kept my ears open to new releases, but it was definitely a year for dusty vinyl and ancient CDs. That said, it was […]
On this episode of Songs of Our Lives, it’s Peter Taylor! I’ve known Peter for nearly 20 years now – he’s a true Foxy Digitalis lifer, having first written for the site around 2006. He also makes music as MAbH, and is the person behind Foxy Digitalis’s Inside No. 9 podcast series. He’s a real […]
Davide Cedolin’s music makes a home in the spaces between memory and landscape. The sound of wind through trees becomes indistinguishable from the gentle pull of a bow across strings. With Ligurian Pastoral Vol. II, he deepens his exploration of rural Liguria’s quiet territories, bringing accordion and synthesizer into conversation with field recordings that feel […]
British South African composer and producer Galina Juritz has spent years moving between worlds: classical training and jazz improvisation, Cape Town and London, the precision of notation and the freedom of electronic production. Her debut solo album, One Weird Trick, refuses to settle into any single space. This music is lush and inviting, pulling listeners […]
And All The Clocks Ran Dry breathes like a living thing caught between dimensions. Sonic vistas cloaked in stretched and blurred melodies open up, vast and impossibly tender. An array of synths wash across the spatial plane, pulling focus and stretching perception until the borders between listening and being listened to start to dissolve. These […]
This may well be the last Capsule Garden for 2025, as I want to finish a year-in-review article before taking a break at the end of December. But no worries, it will return in 2026. A lot of personal housekeeping ahead, so if you are uninterested in my work, The Jewel Garden, etc., feel free […]
On this episode of Songs of Our Lives, it’s Matt Evans! Among the many awesome things Matt gets up to, he’s got a new record from his duo with Amirtha Kidambi, Neti Neti, called “Echo of Being / Grace in Rot.” We talk about all the things surrounding the creation of the project and the […]
Inside No. 9, Season 4, Episode #48: Under the constellation of Gemini A galaxy not so far away and a planet with one distant sun barely warming its surface. Here we stand. The rocks jut like ragged teeth, framing the pale pink skyline as it fades to a zenith of opaque blue. Barely a cloud […]
Articles
I will probably never settle on whether I want to publish this recap article in December or January, but I have gone with the former this year in an effort to really take a break from the site for a few weeks this time. It’s been a wild year. Everything feels unstable, or at least […]
Interviews
Davide Cedolin’s music makes a home in the spaces between memory and landscape. The sound of wind through trees becomes indistinguishable from the gentle pull of a bow across strings. With Ligurian Pastoral Vol. II, he deepens his exploration of rural Liguria’s quiet territories, bringing accordion and synthesizer into conversation with field recordings that feel […]
Interviews
British South African composer and producer Galina Juritz has spent years moving between worlds: classical training and jazz improvisation, Cape Town and London, the precision of notation and the freedom of electronic production. Her debut solo album, One Weird Trick, refuses to settle into any single space. This music is lush and inviting, pulling listeners […]
Interviews
Landon Caldwell creates sonic landscapes built on texture and melody, threaded with an inward-looking, emotive resilience. His new album, Strategic Light, grows from that same patient, deliberate place where synthetic sounds reveal an organic core. There’s something so pleasing about the aural world Caldwell has assembled here, something that resists easy categorization but invites deep […]
Interviews
pivot rotations is the sound of dust imagining what it’s like to be alive. Belgian musicians Pieter Dudal and Adriaan de Roover work with tape loops the way some people work with prayer beads, returning to the same fragments until they reveal something beyond themselves. Over two years of performances, they captured moments on magnetic […]
