Emergence as a Means of Participation Blending synctophonic melodorhythms with palindromic vocal play, long thyme Midwest Emo house show staple & underground grabbag of basement soundscrapes and floral-choral passages, the amphibious Barreleye continue to imprez with a rerelease of their crackling crystalline classic from the late early mid quarter of the new millennium.

The limited vinyl release promises to be the kind of pap you give to your grandchildren after you’ve spent the last of their inheritance on research nootropics.

dialetc Warm and glimmering. How horses run; how a rainy street glistens; how the distant mountain looks infinite... you get the picture. Thank you Barreleye. Favorite track: Swip.

martelnine It’s remarkable how this band can disassemble and then reconstruct, rearrange, re-articulate and expand Monk’s music while still making it recognizable.
Another amazing recording. Favorite track: Round Midnight.

arcana The Organic Soul Machine Monks-up Monk. Outstanding! Heads be spinning. 'Bout time, too. Evidence kicks hard, like a giraffe. The world is fractured, and it is beautiful. Favorite track: Friday Thirteenth.