satan_gov This track didn't have to go this hard

realcascadexiv Deafheaven’s most heavy, black metal song. I love this band but I wouldn’t mind a whole album in this style.

justtakemetothemusicalready Crushing, riffheaven indeed

magoski Living in the Now has its drawbacks.
The more Now the less Was
the more Now the no Future
What is future if all there is
is nOw
What matter is Was
if all there is
is Now
The Now
is the blurred edge of Death
The Past is what we call Life
And Death is
Transformation
a new begining
a birth
The future Past is Birth is Death is
the Yin to Now's Yang
To Live forever in the Now is to Deny the Truth of All Things
which is
Duality
Flames are Dew
Favorite track: How To Fight.

doartdoartdoart i will never get over this album, but i also cant come back to it. Another relic in Eartheater's discography may we be blessed with many. 10/10

dazxone One of the first albums i really got hooked on immediately after I discovered Trinity Favorite track: Below The Clavicle.

Circadiansongs Everything in its right place.

Tristan Louth-Robins Astonishing. One of the most accomplished works he's done..and that's saying something. The whole work feels like drifting in and out of REM sleep. The passage with the deft layering of footsteps/space..remarkable. Everywhere else, the influence of Ferrari, Paremgiani, et. al abounds. Anyone serious about sound design and electroacoustic composition needs to hear this (in high resolution!)

alain.proust With the entanglement and interaction of noise and musical tone, we seem to have traveled through the jungle infested by ghosts, and witnessed a new universe being reborn in this strange chaos and harmony. Through this recording, Jim O’Rourke reconstructed the order of sound in a sense.

Ryan Nicol Leaves Turn Inside You is an amalgamation of all Unwound's previous works but through a more mature and refined lens. Leaves Turn Inside You, as the title suggests is an autumnal album - damp, musty, grey but the beauty of it lies in the numerous shades of grey created by the music and images and emotions it evokes. Favorite track: Below the Salt.

Levrikon Unwound's last two albums find them transitioning from a thrashy experimental hardcore band to a trippy, somewhat psychedelic indie rock outfit. The production is stretched way, way out which gives the songs tremendous room to breathe. Amazing stuff. Favorite track: Below the Salt.