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Chasing the Exhilarating Foreboding —
The Jack o' the Clock Interview

For about ten years now, Jack o' the Clock has been turning heads and ears with their singular style of music, which takes in elements of classical music, folk, and rock, combining them with a heavy dose of "It's so crazy it just might work!" Leader Damon Waitkus has assembled an ensemble who demonstrate that formal musical education does not always kill creativity, blending bass guitar and drum kit with violin, bassoon, hammer dulcimer, and countless other instruments common and obscure. » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2017-05-09)

I.P.A. - I Just Did Say Something

What’s with the vibes lately? Just a few days ago I reviewed Human Ottoman, and it seems like only a...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2017-05-08)

Peter Baumann - Romance 76 & Trans Harmonic Nights

Peter Baumann was an integral part of Tangerine Dream from 1971 to 1977, which in my opinion was the group’s best period. So I was excited in 1976 when Peter Baumann released his first solo...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2017-05-07)

Yang - The Failure of Words

When I reviewed Yang’s second album, Machines, back in 2009, it had been a long five years since the...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2017-05-06)

Magic Pie - Motions of Desire, Circus of Life & The Suffering Joy

Following on Karisma’s release of King for a Day in 2015, the label has gone to Magic Pie’s back catalog and re-released the first three albums. In 2005 they put out...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2017-05-05)

The Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus - Mirrors

With the commercial and critical success of their 2015 release Beauty Will Save the World, their first new album in nearly 20 years, the Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus (RAIJ)...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2017-05-05)

Clive Brooks RIP

Word reaches us today of another sad passing in the music world. Drummer Clive Brooks, best known as a member of such Canterbury bands as Egg, Uriel / Arzachel, and Groundhogs, has died at the age of 67. Details are sketchy at this point. The news was reported on Nick Mason's Facebook page — Brooks was Mason's drum tech. » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2017-05-05)