Fear, lunacy, and power-pop collide: Mother Raspberry & A.R.C. deliver 53 minutes of outright lunacy on their RAM-fortified sequel Oh, More Gordon, while MANYON ART WORK blends cinematic J-rock energy with heavy guitars, piano and strings across seven tracks built around breaking through fear. Ken Wohlrob conjures experimental ambient music that feels "both familiar and alien — like an old language that is part of your DNA," and Ben Auld turns personal upheaval into blown-out power-pop with Bach-inspired guitar solos and layered harmonies on Loserdom. Zachary Gould maps a full emotional arc from pining to acceptance across six years of songs, while pathetique offers polyrhythmic ambient comfort — sounds of empathy and a hug during the worst times.
““Lost in Silence” is a dark, atmospheric and deeply melodic rock album that transforms melancholy, inner struggle and the darker sides of human existence into powerful and emotionally captivating m...”
“No description needed. You know what you’re getting into here. This is the sequel to Oh Gordon (now fortified with nearly 8% more RAM”
“Arty-Proggy combo of dense keyboards and spiky guitar figures”