magoski There is a magick word
A Magick place
A collection of sounds
a cacoopheny of intention
a dandelion
blowing in the wind.
Open the door.
Someone Open the Door.
and Let 'em in

zobarx James Chance Lives!!

Criv Ah DeKalb, where you're just as likely to get lost in a corn maze as you are to see a crack buy at the gas station. Then, like, a college pops up. Unless you're singing about something else entirely, in which case I'll show myself out. (This is a great album!)

better Time travel portal to the interzone Favorite track: Improvisation in Bayat-e Turk (Barg-e Sabz #177).

Robert Bloemkolk A beautiful ghost dripping notes from a dead radio. Name your price and get haunted. Essential.

Harrison Phinney like gossamer spools of a dream, unraveling, or an abandoned player piano tinkling away in a forgotten room of the mind. haunting, sublime music

tinkertailorsoldierspy makes me feel like a shipping container on a barge, attached to hundreds of other containers frolicking in the waves. Favorite track: Innocent Sigh.

Dylan of Nebulous This one is like a collection of sound poems, sonic sonnets.
Each song is a glimpse into its own world, and with 11 separate worlds its hard to think of this as an EP but with the duration its hard not to think of this as an EP. There's a legacy of other artists like Minutemen and Tierra Whack that worked with short forms. Yet I can't keep myself from wanting more development of the ideas. Like the Ainur, I want to live in the worlds created by song but alas...

thas2s While some detractors might say this album is too short, I think the length of this album is one of it's strengths! It feels very different, even from 45 Pounds, which is awesome. Instead of stagnating on an already addictive sound, YHWH Nailgun keeps pushing forward into new territory.