"it's jazz for dark rooms and late nights, jazz for the disenfranchised and discriminated against. It's exactly the sort of jazz I want to hear"

" the mood is one of detachment, introspection and more than a hint of that rarely discussed feeling of loneliness and melancholy that can creep up on urbanites when left on their own"

"Wind Gate sees him on a mission to inject some energy and ideas into the new age vibrations still reverberating from the death throes of the counter-cultural movement"

"It's a well crafted slice of contemplative ambient music that works with or without pretty pictures."

"It's as good a slice of oh so nice nu-soul as you'll hear this year. Now for that album."

" It's a beguiling, beautiful and far out slice of cosmic dream pop and boding very well for Myth of Tomorrow, her forthcoming album."

Schalda singing the track's title is the first thing you'll hear upon hitting play, and once heard it will probably be the last thing you hear before you go to bed

"a back to the future synth stab, vinyl crackle, easy on the hips riddim, sounds echoing for eternity and some Nyabinghi style drum cuts all perfectly fused to soundtrack the after the after party"

the EP opening track's mimnimal piano is blended with a field recording of what sounds like an evangelical sermon and reversed sounds, so keep an open mind.

“Circle of Dust” sprouts muted beats and even vaguely euphoric synth pads amongst the ambient dubiness, before the track morphs into the soul infused abstract machine haziness that they do better than most.

The album is a start to finish meditative joy, a welcome return from Guidry and an auspicious start to her label.

The EP heads back to Berlin for its parting shot with some dub technoid downtempo to test your speaker choice and make you contemplate buying a sub-woofer.

Whether it’s her original compositions or tributes to less heralded greats, Glass just digs that bit deeper and twists those familiar sounds that bit more

Whether it's her musing or perfectly judged scatting, she just digs that bit deeper and worries less what everyone else sounds like.

The latest single is a feel nice slice of disco pop, with a debt to the sparklier sounds of Studio 54 and sepia saturated 80's synth pop

out of the studio shadows and into the public spotlight, by way of some very pleasant sounding ambient recordings, and I'm all ears.

Roseboro started popping out some pretty idiosyncratic singer songwriting in 2021, which on quick appraisal is remarkable for its lack...

Together they style themselves as NYC dream jazz abstractionists and who am I to disagree?

Coming on strong at the start to sort out the heads from the chino wearers before gradually mellowing & becoming more mystical as it evolves

Lia Pikus  leapt on to my radar last weekend via Submithub , with a track from her debut LP,  that was released at the start of the...

"Apart from last week's Tusk II LP the ambient Americana world's been sleeping a bit recently. Well SUSS are back to help remind everyone how great the sound is"