Henriksen’s Cosmic Creation
Riaz Agahi reviews Nordic trumpetist Arve Henriksen’s latest effort
Cloud Nothings - Here and Nowhere Else
It has been an unusual journey for Dylan Baldi, the man behind Cleveland based Cloud Nothings. He was signed as a one-man band and released his first two albums, Turned On and the self-titled Cloud Nothings, were recorded as such.
Emiel’s Guide to Classical Music (Episode 8)
Episode 8 - From North to South
Wild Beasts - Present Tense
Prior to writing this review, I stumbled upon a recent YouTube recording of Wild Beasts performing a mellow and slightly mocking rendition of Miley Cyrus’ Wrecking Ball.
Emiel’s Guide to Classical Music: Episode 7 - Josquin
Episode VII - Josquin
Review: Bohren & der Club of Gore
Riaz Agahi looks at the German band’s new effort - Piano Nights
AMS album of the week
Bastions – Bedfellows Part 2: The Forgotten Daughter
Deer Tick (but no Lyme Disease)
Stuart Masson reviews the alt-country band’s Garage performance
Raving on About Mogwai Going to Shit
Rave is not a word I would ever have associated with the music of Mogwai. As people, it makes a bit more sense. They has always been a certain distance between them and the more pretentious attitudes most post-rock bands employ.
AMS album of the week: Alcest – Shelter
Alcest – Shelter
Black Metal and a Crywank
Forrest Seiwald and Stuart Masson report back on a very mixed bill
I Break Horses Break No New Ground
Swedish act I Break Horses released their debut album, Hearts, back in 2011.