Randall Dunn New York, New York
Randall Dunn is known for his production skills, engineering expertise, and his knack for emphasizing the human components in music—the flaws, the idiosyncrasies, and the intangible aura that haunts a room when musicians are at work. He’s lent his arrangement ideas to artists like SunnO))) and Earth and provided instrumentation on albums by Anna von Hausswolf, Tim Hecker, Stephen O’Malley & more. ... more
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Great noise/drone . Ethereal music! What an interesting band.
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Full Upon Her Burning Lips
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Full Upon Her Burning Lips, c'est Dylan Carlson sur les guitares et Adrienne Davies sur les percussions. Point. Barre. ... Comme l'impression que l'histoire se répète — mais pas vraiment. Le personnel très réduit pourrait annoncer un nouveau Earth 2 : ce n'est pas le cas. Cette fois, les deux compagnons sont seuls et il n'y a aucun invité. Au lieu de nous propulser dans l'espace, le post-rock de cet album est intimiste. C'est lent, reposant. Earth est une sorte de phare au milieu des ténèbres.
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After The End
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Hattiesburg, PA's Gaze Into The Void finds the soothing within the haunting on their latest dreamy dark ambient album.
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The latest from precenphix kicks out spiky shards of fractured industrial and EBM, riding a line between glitch and goth.
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Gentle ambient analog electronics combined with field recordings of the natural world makes for a soothing listen.
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Floor-to-ceiling Boris ragers! It’s like they looked back on songs like Statement and Woman On the Screen and said “let’s do a whole album like that!” Most of these tracks don’t even pass 3 minutes! Zerkalo holds up the middle with some anguished doom. In the end, *NO* is as strong and declarative as it’s title.
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