Adrian Henke
True Moon
The triumphant return of ukulele space-rock.
Rock: Post-Rock/Experimental
Glass Hammer
Three Cheers For The Broken-Hearted
2009’s release “Three Cheers For The Broken-Hearted” reveals a leaner, tighter Glass Hammer; with Steve Babb and Fred Schendel once more handling nearly all of the instrumentation and one hundred percent of the writing and production. Still, Glass Hammer alum Susie Bogdanowicz finds herself squarely in the spot light as the solo-vocalist on seven of the album’s eleven tracks.
Rock: Post-Rock/Experimental
Origin Blue
May I Say You Something?
This genre-bending trio combines all styles of music from funk to modern/contemporary jazz to rock and distills them into sounds that are as thought-provoking as they are danceable
Rock: Post-Rock/Experimental
The Hi-Fi Horizon
Synchronizing Our Hearts
The debut EP featuring a combination of soaring vocals, tenacity, and overall excellent musicianship. For fans of "Saosin"
Rock: Post-Rock/Experimental
Immanu El
Moen
Rock: Post-Rock/Experimental
Carlton Wilkinson
Three Rooms
Original songs based on piano and voice (including inside-the-piano work) with synthesizers, some guitars and percussion and other voices, influenced by rock, blues, world music, prog rock and Mahler, where the imagery of the words is paramount.
Rock: Post-Rock/Experimental
Matt Otis
Home from Home
Home from Home from Matt Otis; the album that has effectively breached virtually every musical border, while coming out on the other end as a masterpiece.
Rock: Post-Rock/Experimental
Andy Mackay + The Metaphors
London! Paris! New York! Rome!
" a sophisticated melange of classical , jazz and the sort of new style cinematic weirdness now most associated with the likes of Sigur Ros and Radiohead " - Mojo Magazine
Rock: Post-Rock/Experimental
John Strucel
Radio Noir
Delicate, austere, and hauntingly minimalistic, John Strucel composes misanthropic noir melodies. Sounds uncoil at their edges beneath gloomy vocal work and intersections of noise and dissonance.
Rock: Post-Rock/Experimental
Tim Scott
Bald On The Inside
"This is impressive, world-class stuff and if you like great guitar playing you should definitely check it out."
Guitarist (magazine) album review January 2004 Issue 245
Rock: Post-Rock/Experimental