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The impressive debut album of Tennessee-based ambient duo Hammock sees a ten year anniversary deluxe reissue. Read more
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This is a haunting little demo version of a weird song, which is only made weirder in this stripped-down form. Read more
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The underrated Beatles track “Flying,” in its original, unedited form, raises the quality level on this neglected track. Read more
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This reissue of a fine 1962 compilation highlights the talents and genius of Ray Conniff, and serves as an excellent starting place for one of the most prolific “easy listening” artists of the Twentieth century. Read more
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This reissue of a fine 1962 compilation highlights the talents and genius of Ray Conniff, and serves as an excellent starting place for one of the most prolific “easy listening” artists of the Twentieth century. Read more
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Stupid dumb Stephen King and his dumb movie, ruining a perfectly good song for me and instilling terror in a ten year old kid. Read more
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No words, simply one of Miles Davis’ finest albums, presented in its entirety, for your listening enjoyment. Read more
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No words, simply one of Miles Davis’ finest albums, presented in its entirety, for your listening enjoyment. Read more
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Major-label “goth” anthem from the 1980s, but it–and the film it came from–served as a gateway drug to a generation of Goth kids…. Read more
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The debut album by composer Gavin Bryars offered up one of his finest works, as well as one of the most moving tributes to the great disasters of the century. Read more
SINCE 2013: Books and books and books and books and occasionally other things
