When it first dropped in 2001, Resuscitation served as a de facto introduction to the duo, collecting a bunch of songs on CD that had only previously been available on hard-to-find singles and EPs.
Epoch is the final album in the trilogy beginning with Dive, then Awake. This period between Dive and Epoch marks a significant maturation for Hansen's continually expanding project, one that has taken him from a solo performer to fronting a live 4-piece.
The first album in over six years from American songwriter Julie Byrne is a testament to patience and determination, the willingness to transform through the desolation of loss, the vitality of renewal, and the courage to rise, forever changed.
Kate Bollinger's songs tend to linger well beyond their run times, filling the negative space of ordinary days with charming melodies and smart phrasings. She writes them. letting her subconscious lead, an open-ended process she likens to dreaming.
Seattle-based producer Jeff McIlwain, aka Lusine, returns with his 9th full-length record, Long Light, marking twenty years since he first joined the Ghostly International roster.
Seattle-based producer Jeff McIlwain, aka Lusine, returns with his 9th full-length record, Long Light, marking twenty years since he first joined the Ghostly International roster.
In the afterglow of her acclaimed 2020 album *Silver Ladders* (a year-end favorite of NPR, Pitchfork, The New Yorker, and others), Los Angeles-based harpist and composer Mary Lattimore returns with a culminating counterpart release, *Collected Pieces: 201
Prime fare for guest producers, ‘Awake Remixes’ is a nice opportunity to re-visit Tycho’s work. Broad-ranging, the compilation acts both as a signal of the producer’s respect within electronic spheres but also as a sign of how malleable his work can be.
