Musique Machine Reviews

From Musique Machine:

Temple Music – Volume II
As this projects name suggests they make ritual and occlutic tinged Sonics that fall somewhere between expansive guitar scalping, haunted drone, prog-rock, ritual ambience with touches of weird folk, choral elements & world elements. This is the projects 3rd release from last year.

Seven that Spells – Black Om Rising
Seven that Spells are a Psychedelic & fired-up prog rock collective from Zagreb, Croatia fronted by designer and guitarist Niko Potocnjak. Black Om Rising is their second album on Beta-lactam and their 5th album in all.

Vessels – White Fields and Open Devices
White Fields and Open Devices is the first full length from this Leeds based 5 piece that takes in a dramatic Post- rock, meets indie rock sound with electronic elements and beat making, along with slight metallic and punk learning’s.

Alva Noto – Unitxt
Unitxt finds the Raster-Noton sound at it’s most caustic, agitated & moving towards the noise genre yet with the second half of the album been made up of blistering electro tone attacks, which convert pure data files into sound form with little or no manipulation of rhythmic or harmonic type. Alva Noto is one of the mainstays of the label releasing 10 plus release thus far; it’s the sonic outlet for one of the labels founders & modern artist Carsten Nicolai.