NEW: Low by Gintas K. Perfect ambient dreams

Lithuanian experimental music composer Gintas K had released his new album LOW. He is one of the most prolific musicians of experimental (earlier - punk, industrial) music in Lithuania. The album is really perfect: ambient meats various sounds. It's good while eating good mushrooms. It's good while sleeping. It's good for just listening. A deep relaxation comes after the album ends. It's the best album of Gintas K, definitely.

read more:

http://www.radikaliai.lt/garsas/3612-new-low-by-gintas-k-perfect-ambient-dreams

SUBTERRANEANACT & MACHINEFABRIEK – Persistent Objects  Review on TOUCHING EXTREMES

"I really enjoy listening to non-exactly-influenced improvisation when it sounds emaciated, contaminated and honest. Such is the case of Persistent Objects, the result of a 90-minute meeting between Henk Bakker’s processed bass clarinet and... [read more]

review SUBTERRANEANACT & MACHINEFABRIEK "peristent objects" on "Music won' t save you"

REVIEW:

https://musicwontsaveyou.com/2016/03/11/subterraneanact-machinefabriek-persistent-objects/

The Daisy Bell debut album London got a fantastic review in Gonzo magazine this month (in Dutch..)! The album will be released on November 23rd, cd&vinyl&download.

Based in Toronto, Canada, Clara Engel is an independent, multi-faceted artist and musician. She has independently recorded and released eleven albums, and has collaborated with musicians and artists from the UK, Germany, Brazil, Canada, Turkey, Iran, and the US. Engel's music has been played on Italian National Radio, as well as BBC Radio 2, making it onto Tom Robinson's show "BBC Introducing" on several occasions. Her music has been described as "folk noir," "minimalist holy blues from another galaxy," and "sung poetry." Her voice and guitar stylings place her singularly on the genre-map, somewhere between avant-garde torch singer and gothic-blues artist. Her influences span genres and media, amongst them are Vasko Popa, Virginia Woolf, Theodore Roethke, Jim Jarmusch, Arvo Part, Meredith Monk, Robert Johnson, Gillian Welch, and Jacques Brel.