10/30/2012
Moongazing Hare - The Sunderland Wreck (2012)
9.3
/Avant-folk, Drone folk, Neofolk, Dream folk, Electro-acoustic, Experimental folk, Sound art, Pagan folk/
Comment: behind this handful of compositions is David Folkmann Drost from Denmark. His album consists mainly of lengthy electro-acoustic infiltrated folk appearances embellished with angular, resonating droning, obscure vibrations, and uplifting buzzing. Furthermore, the release includes lots of hints at neofolk, faery jangles, and pagan flute whiffs thereby keeping up its otherworldly and genuinely dreamy and mixed aesthetics.
Jeff Morton & Darcy Jean - Western Mourning (2012)
8.7
/Post-rock, Art rock, Experimental rock, Experimental, Drone, Ambient pop, Electro-acoustic/
Comment: this set of 3 tracks used to be a peculiar composition of droning synths, guitar fingerpicks. At times these drone elements used to be mild, at times more rough, though, mostly represented in a blended way. More concretely, these bleak and minimal Casio keyboard-based elements are variegated with more lush guitar motives and amplified echo channels. Maybe it sounds surprisingly but it reminds of some albums by Durutti Column. In a nutshell, it is a pleasing outlet.
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