Foxy Digitalis
The fun house comes alive on Jeugdbrand’s “Do you want to move in with all of us?” Dennis Tyfus and Jeroen Stevens concoct scrambled sonic riddles with various percussive instruments (Stevens) and voice (Tyfus). Angular tone patterns scatter behind Tyfus’s breath as though the duo is hunting and haunting each other, daring each to make […]
Foxy Digitalis depends on our awesome readers to keep things rolling. Pledge your support today via our Patreon or subscribe to The Jewel Garden. For as long as I have been listening to it, christina vantzou’s music has been a gentle, immersible force. Her ability to craft sonic environments that are simultaneously tactile and ephemeral creates extraordinary spectacles where the […]
Foxy Digitalis depends on our awesome readers to keep things rolling. Pledge your support today via our Patreon. Lieven Martens has always been full of surprises, but whatever he’s doing, it is with purpose and intention. His programme music tugs at recessed emotions with delicate intricacies and a desire to explore. At heart, he is a romantic, and […]
Foxy Digitalis depends on our awesome readers to keep things rolling. Pledge your support today via our Patreon. There are few things as exciting to me in the world of art and music as watching someone realize their potential. Piotr Kurek has always been loaded with talent and ideas. I first got to know him when I originally […]
Piotr Kurek has always worked with palettes outside of the expected. World Speaks continues following this uncharted path, using a swirled mix of voices, organs, and reeds to capture something profoundly human. That World Speaks finds a home on Lieven Martens’ Edições CN, another artist that has created his own gravity and orbit, makes a lot of sense. Slices […]
Tropical and nautical themes are expected when Edições CN (and Lieven Martens generally) is involved in a project. Most incredible, however, is the breadth and depth those concepts provide and how, whether it’s Martens’ own solo work or those of other artists (in this case Hideku Umezawa and Andrew Pekler), continually surprise and expand your […]