Brennan plays new music that pushes out the parameters of sound to new found territory. As a means to digest artists' complete statements, Brennan plays full albums from front to back, while always hunting for new sounds, and trying to interpret the 'concept' of the album as a whole. Brennan covers everything from pop to experimental and everything in between.
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Viet Cong: like 'Charlie' itself these enemies of the state revolt like guerillas from the forests of rock music, to
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PJ Harvey hates war.
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The Silver Jews play music like Hemmingway scripts paragraphs: with pure sincerity, brevity and a colloquial ease tha
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First. Last. Somewhere in the middle. But who caresÉ Tortoise just is! They are innovators of plasticity
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The holiday spirit is ahhhh....a good marketing campaign? This is an atithetical Christmas carol show.
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The Mountain Goats!!!
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It's all about texture in this out of body euphoria.
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Basinski credits a piano, refrigerator, saxaphone, and tape loop to the making of this album, and as you listen, thes
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Andy Stott: When beats are so low that you can barely detect them, a spine-tingling extra-sensory fright arises, like
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Surrealist and abnormal, this music eats melody to sustain itself.Swirling drones slowly manifest around lush guitar
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Philip Glass' music is like watching a time lapse through the course of human evolution.
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Words are used frivilously in rockmusic sometimes.
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Fever Ray is like bathing in pleasantly warm mud in a forest that is dark and desolate with the aerora borealis aligh
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Mazamilist, fractured, frenetic and blasted to bits, this electronic rendering of chaos examines the affect of virus
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Vancouver Noise. Free Rock. Improv. Abrasive. Drone. Ambient. These adjectives point to amazingly odd and cool.
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Temple Volant will lead you to the edge, and throw you off, and you will float on textures of sound that are turbulen
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2014 Polaris prize winner, Tanya Tagaq.
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Woah. Toronto Jazz! Jazz meets Jazz.
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Concept drones, noise and ambience that soundtracks the 'end times.'
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Timeless folk aurally linked to the darkening days and dying leaves of fall.
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