Tag: See Blue Audio
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with f5point6
Greg Fenton reviews f5point6 – A Random Sequence of Events – See Blue Audio A random sequence of events is something everyone will understand in one shape or another feeding into sub-consciousness, surfacing in real time. Maybe it’s simply a pertinent description of life’s journey for mere mortals, or otherwise. As always within music there…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with f5point6
Greg Fenton reviews f5point6 – A World Within Our World – See Blue Audio Scratching beneath the surface are the words that occur upon engaging with the fractured elements gathering pace on Konis_. Cracked, suggesting something needs fixing like a vital requirement is amiss requiring urgent attention. The piece is an amalgamation of overlapping sounds…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review With NRV
Greg Fenton reviews NRV – Seasons Beyond the Ashes – See Blue Audio When all is said and done music is about feeling and how it’s communicated. NRV’s realisation of sound is heavily intense, ripping through emotions pulling them apart, and reassembling them in a different order from where they started. It is also about…
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Simon McCorry – I the Storm – See Blue Audio
Entering Simon McCorry’s world of sound is much like entering a series of different rooms where each contains its own suggestion. This latest collection of works for the esteemed See Blue Audio has the artist explore the aftereffects of serious challenges which life can so easily throw in your direction, knocking you off-center, lending each…
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Tanti Aglaia – Animal Carnival – See Blue Audio
Forty minutes may seem like a long-time to spend given todays shortened attention spans. But as we are talking about the art of sound, the investment is all more worthwhile when considering the replenishment of your soul.
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f5point6 – Clinical Trials – See Blue Audio
I have been listening to Laurie Anderson’s Norton lecture series filled with fascination and meaning, questioning the nature of sound and how it communicates with the everyday experiences of interaction and travel and surroundings. And about the peeling back on musical convention to reveal answers inherent without the use of melody to convey substance. And…
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NRV – Blue Roofs – See Blue Audio
Blue Roofs connects like an unfolding lullaby, albeit a slightly volatile one. You can taste vocal qualities alongside the electrical drive of drone sounds and occasional hidden melodic charges as moments pass by over twenty minutes. It would be an interesting observation to see what other people observe while listening to this though windows or…
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f5point6 – A Matter of Light and Depth – See Blue Audio
People come. People go. In the same direction, in opposite directions with different intentions. Those moments occupying the spaces in-between time and are the ones seeking out something fantastical as evidenced here. R.Cleveland Aaron’s journey into the expanse relies on copious investigations into the now and an escape to further beyond. His music can be…
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Steve Hadfield – See the World Anew Vol. 2 – See Blue Audio
Apart from love and hate what else is permanent in our throwaway culture. If you were to ask me I would have to say music, but then I am biased in that direction. It will also come as no surprise that I’m reviewing this latest work from Steve Hadfield who I have an ever increasing…