Foxy Digitalis
Sorry (but not really) for the Tears of the Kingdom update, but it’s hitting a lot different because of how I’m experiencing it with my kid for the first time. It’s great. Quick bit of news on a monster new edition from Critique of Everyday Life before diving into one hell of a great album […]
There’s different air about William Selman’s latest album, Saccades. Mystery unfolds within each self-contained sonic universe, the crevices teeming with life, the empty space an instrument of its own. While Selman’s work often challenges listeners, there’s always an engaging undercurrent to it. Saccades continues this exploratory practice but shifts the viewpoint causing adding a cinematic scope to these […]
When I first saw the name of Émile Zener’s latest for Critique of Everyday Life, I immediately envisioned futuristic underwater landscapes and bioluminescent sea life. Reading more about the inspiration behind the album, it makes even more sense. Using an array of electronics, field recordings, and other sound sources, Zener explores the ‘psychogeographical map of […]