“Folk-jazz for the indifferent listener.”
Sonic journeys worth taking: Beck West's Pliable Wilderness rolls out "a mysterious red carpet across uncharted terrain" — fifty minutes of sonic comfort food to cushion every step — while Pizza by Wire No 1 serves "cool soundscapes served hot," layers of improvised ambient sound baked together like a perfect slice. R&D's GlobularDub bops you through your day with maximum chill and drive, and Demiurgo's Holographic Ghost Stories blurs memory and machine through IDM, glitch and retrowave — a ghost story for artificial beings that "gets into your head like a speeding train." Jav Grojas's The Sea of Silver rounds it out with dreamy, melancholic neoclassical fantasy.
“'The Dredges' blurs the lines between groove-rock, post-rock, indietronica, and neo-psychedelia across ten boundary-pushing instrumental tracks that whisper, flow, and explode”