Under the brand Sick Robot, Liam White’s synth pop offers sometimes ironic, sometimes chilling melodic commentary on what the future here and elsewhere may sound like. I queried him at length about Sick Robot’s new release, ‘Technical Ability.’
As a Japanese musical artist working in Europe, Sienná brings sounds from a unique perspective to global music. In our conversation, we discuss the inspirations behind her brilliant new album, her composing processes, and the beauty and simplicity of Wabi-sabi philosophy.
Call it dream pop, call it electronic folk, or call it psychedelia – the latest LP by The Mystery Plan is a wonderful set featuring an eclectic mix of rock tunes featuring guitars and electronics.
The description ‘dark electronic folk’ isn’t one you hear very often, if ever, but it describes the sound of Hem Netjer perfectly. Led by vocalist Raven Rissy, Hem Netjer work out of Vancouver, B.C., on the West Coast of Canada.
With a little help from his friends, Martin Bisi turned an abandoned factory in New York into a hitmaking recording facility called BC Studio.
“A Storm Called Ida” is first single from Martin Bisi’s album Feral Myths, and it documents the horror that New Yorkers experienced when their region was ravished by Hurricane Ida.