Frugivores: New Age Songs (1987)
ere’s another fascinating release from the CODA label. I say fascinating because Frugivores’ New Age Songs vacillates between a thin line of taste. As you…
March 1, 2017
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Takami – 天使行 Y. De Noir Ⅱ [Tenshi Kou] (1983)
We’re in the wilderness now. If nothing puts you there, Takami’s 天使行 Y. De Noir Ⅱ will. Playing out like a modern Japanese update…
February 22, 2017
Orquesta de las Nubes: Manual de Usuario (1987)
rquesta de las Nubes, The Cloud Orchestra, isn’t really an orchestra, that we know for sure. What it is is a trio of…
February 3, 2017
Claire Hamill: Voices (1986)
There’s a vastly more interesting topic hidden in full view of Claire Hamill’s unique and brilliant 1986 release: Voices. What is Voices? It’s an…
December 28, 2016
Mix: 2. Quiet Departures
All I could think about while creating this second mix was Kapalbhati Pranayama. I wanted to treat you to two hours of music…
December 19, 2016
Seigén Ono: Seigén (1984)
I‘m still struck by this release. It’s hard to realize, but Seigén Ono was only 26 years old when he created his debut…
November 18, 2016
Masahide Sakuma: Lisa (1984)
Going back to yesterday’s point about how Music Interior provided a space for musician’s to stretch outside their known fields, today we…
November 17, 2016
Virginia Astley: From Gardens Where We Feel Secure (1983)
NOTE: Today, I’m digging back into the A-Track, A-Day archives for a gorgeous piece of autumnal music, Virginia Astley’s From Gardens Where…
October 24, 2016
Talk Talk: Laughing Stock (1991)
Belatedly, it appears that the best is yet to come. Truly no other month can be as trying, and as most worthy…
March 11, 2015
Talk Talk: I Believe In You (1988)
Talk Talk – 1988 Sometimes, things are better left unsaid. In 1988, Tim Pope and Mark Hollis set out to create a…
March 6, 2015
The Blue Nile: Over the Hillside (1989)
Paul Buchanan from The Blue Nile I’m a firm believer in art seen through movements. Although movements might have disparate artists within…
March 3, 2015
David Sylvian: Orpheus (1987)
David Sylvian -1986 There’s something peculiar about working or experiencing art with black and white colors. Gone are visual signifiers and reference…
February 27, 2015