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Megan Alice Clune’s newest album on Room 40, Furtive Glances, feels like a secret. Voice memo recordings of piano improvisations that Clune never meant to be shared (until she came across them later and decided to assemble this record). They’re like sonic etchings of memories made real. It’s a beautiful collection of music that continues to […]
It’s a new week! We’re still here! Made it through one hell of a lightning show last night – real spring storm vibes here. Crammed in a bunch of news about Laila Sakini & Valentina Magaletti, the “INSHA” compilation of Kenyan ambient music, and the return of Union Pole. Wednesday episodes are exclusively on Patreon. […]
Foxy Digitalis depends on our awesome readers to keep things rolling. Pledge your support today via our Patreon. I’ve written a lot about Laila Sakini’s debut album as Princess Diana of Wales, but each time I go back to it, another dimension opens. Not only that, Sakini’s last three solo releases under her own name are just as […]
Princess Diana of Wales’s self-titled album is one of my favorite albums of recent memory. I’ve already written extensively about it, but there’s so much more that could be said. It’s an album with extraordinary depth masked by this accessible facade. As much as I’ve admired Laila Sakini’s work prior, this album cemented her as […]
I once told someone that I collect bars. It felt cringey as I heard it leave my lips, but now, after having just helped a friend move, after a handful of trips up stairs lugging his boxes of books and LPs, I’m pretty pleased with my intangible (read: weightless) collection. There’s a list (no shit […]
Carl Antonowicz is a Texas-reared, Tulsa-based illustrator, performer, writer, director, cartoonist, and calligrapher. Support his work on Patreon! How can ether move at sharp angles? How can angular sonic marks drift free without disappearing? Laila Sakini finds a way with the debut Princess Diana of Wales album. “Watching the future wash away,” her voice calls from the […]