Interviews
Sarah Morrison’s forthcoming album, Attachment Figure, is a connecting point for so many diverging pathways that it almost feels impossible. Gentle sonic landscapes are a rolling, ephemeral playground for Morrison’s lyrics, which cut straight to bone. Each moment is beautifully crafted and left in the sun until ready, until imbued with just the right glow. Morrison […]
The Capsule Garden
The Capsule Garden returns after a week’s hiatus. There is so much happening in the Foxy Digitalis universe right now that it’s hard for me to keep track. With Foxy Digitalis Daily going into the dirt, it’s opened space that I have, of course, filled. The next iteration of the me-rambling-about-music-and-all-sorts-of-things launched in Patreon last […]
Interviews
From the first moment I heard Cassie Wieland’s incredible remix of Adrianne Munden-Dixon’s “Lung,” I wanted to hear more and know more. A few months later, her debut, Birthday Party, is out, and it’s a release that leaves a mark. I talked about this more in-depth on this edition of Foxy Digitalis Daily, but I still wanted to […]
Track-by-Track
Phosphene is the Portland, Oregon-based duo of Rachel Frankel and Matt Hemmerich, and on their new album, Transmute, they push their sound further into the universe. Between the vulnerability woven into the lyrics and sonic elements and the expansive palette give Frankel and Hemmerich more space to explore inside these shoegaze-adjacent, experimental pop songs. Ryan Huff’s […]
Sarah Morrison’s forthcoming album, Attachment Figure, is a connecting point for so many diverging pathways that it almost feels impossible. Gentle sonic landscapes are a rolling, ephemeral playground for Morrison’s lyrics, which cut straight to bone. Each moment is beautifully crafted and left in the sun until ready, until imbued with just the right glow. Morrison […]
Ancient Child is also available on YouTube. More info on the music played HERE. These things I would record: the drift of sand at the edge of the sea’s eternal roar where my dry hands impetuous for sound unlock from keys inventions […]
The Capsule Garden returns after a week’s hiatus. There is so much happening in the Foxy Digitalis universe right now that it’s hard for me to keep track. With Foxy Digitalis Daily going into the dirt, it’s opened space that I have, of course, filled. The next iteration of the me-rambling-about-music-and-all-sorts-of-things launched in Patreon last […]
When I heard Greta Ruth’s The Fawn a couple years ago, I was initially taken by her voice and the way it hung like a ghost within the stark sonic field. It was so captivating. In the years since, her sound has developed and grown, but her voice continues to be the flame that holds it all […]
In the moments we least expect it, but often at the times we need it most, the ether speaks back. Kuma’s latest for Frosti, We Have Dark Friends, was written and recorded in Spring 2022 when he was dealing with COVID-19. Thick sonic haze is sliced to shreds with searing guitar drones and lithe, atmospheric […]
Borrowing its title (translated as ‘No Attachment To Dust’) from a Zen story, Fabio Perletta concocts an immersive sound world of earthy textures and resonant memories. Metallic scrapes morph into haunted echoes that keep watch for sharp timbres to emerge before dissolving into a slow-moving melancholic sea. Piano notes hang in the balance, ghosts in […]
From the first moment I heard Cassie Wieland’s incredible remix of Adrianne Munden-Dixon’s “Lung,” I wanted to hear more and know more. A few months later, her debut, Birthday Party, is out, and it’s a release that leaves a mark. I talked about this more in-depth on this edition of Foxy Digitalis Daily, but I still wanted to […]
Silhouettes crackle and fade into the background as “If Yer Dreamin'” spins up a glorious sonic whirlwind. Electronics dance through glitching fieldscapes, chased by sharp, stochastic rhythms and a minefield of memories. Miller cuts his voice into glass pieces before reassembling them into a melodic mosaic where urgency blends into chaos. Movement comes in multiple […]
Nick Norton’s new album (out today!), Music For Sunsets, is an expansive sonic treat. There is so much thought and craft in each of these 12 tracks, it’s hard to believe this is only his debut. This music is a space Norton created and used to process and accept a life-altering diagnosis in 2020. Within these […]
