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ISSUE 22: CIRCUITRY

ISSUE 22: CIRCUITRY

Whether exploring the “plugged-in” practices of electronic musicians or the interpersonal, cultural, technological, or political relationships that drive these artists forward, this issue reflects the complexities of a world where everything is interconnected.

Ten Years of Halocline Trance

Ten Years of Halocline Trance

Unlike a lot of other labels, Halocline Trance doesn’t really have one defined “sound.” But that’s what makes it especially interesting.

Quietly Brutal: Learning to Listen with Sarah Davachi

Quietly Brutal: Learning to Listen with Sarah Davachi

Experimental composer Sarah Davachi resists the impulse to compete by slowing down and listening.

Godspeed You! Black Emperor at History on Election Night

Godspeed You! Black Emperor at History on Election Night

Godspeed You! Black Emperor weren’t supposed to spend the U.S. presidential election night at Drake’s nightclub in the Beaches, but here we are.

Always Dreaming: On Diamond Jubilee and Hauntology

Always Dreaming: On Diamond Jubilee and Hauntology

Cindy Lee’s compositions are fiddly little slices of heaven. She writes pop songs about memory and loss, sung in a delicate falsetto, backed by sweet harmonies.

ISSUE 21: REVIEWS

ISSUE 21: REVIEWS

There’s no way around it: critics thrust meaning from their subjective presents on persisting work they’re trying to understand.

Basque - Pain Without Hope of Healing

Basque - Pain Without Hope of Healing

In blending raw noise with careful structure, Basque crafts an album that refuses easy categorization.