Tag: AVANT-GARDE
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Jarboe Tours Europe Ahead Of New Album “Sightings”
Influential avant-garde artist and former Swans member Jarboe is embarking on a UK and European tour in May 2026, featuring a unique collaboration with multi-instrumentalist Thor Harris (ex-Swans) and vocalist Joy Von Spain. Jarboe’s immersive live set will draw from her deep catalog of industrial, experimental, and atmospheric works, debuting two ambient pieces from her…
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Transcending Instruments And Machines: Monolithe Noir Unveils New Avant-Garde Single
At the avant-garde of music, Monolithe Noir continues their creative exploration with their fourth album, due out February 27, 2026, on Humpty Dumpty Records. Despite repeatedly returning to the theme of mourning, the album is their most vocal, immediate, and luminous work yet, transcending stylistic factions. The first single and title track, “La foi gelée,”…
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Lindsay Anderson’s New Art-Pop Album Is A Surrealist, Feminist Journey
Lindsay Anderson has released her new 12-song conceptual album, Forgiving, today (Nov 7, 2025). Inspired by the surrealist painters Leonora Carrington and Max Ernst, the album is Anderson’s journey to reclaim her voice in male-dominated creative spaces. Fusing autobiography with dream logic, her art-pop songs navigate the liminal space between desire and self-liberation, meeting characters…
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Ravage – Ravage
Ravage’s self-titled debut is an uncompromising work of art, a furious conversation that takes place at the volatile intersection of noise rock, avant-rock, and post-hardcore. Formed by three tireless composer-improvisers, Anthony Laguerre on drums, Bastien Pelenc and Mathieu Werchowski on violins, the trio has engineered a fully organic, cinematic, and feverish soundscape. This is a…
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Lindsay Anderson – Forgiving
Lindsay Anderson’s latest work is a conceptual journey into the liminal space between creation and destruction, love and loss, and the consuming gravity of the muse. It is a work of startling emotional and artistic density, inspired by the notoriously romantic and artistic entanglement of surrealist painters Leonora Carrington and Max Ernst. Anderson moves through…
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Kety Fusco – BOHÈME CD
The instrument has always carried a weight of cultural determinism. The guitar is often associated with rebellion, the piano is renowned for its erudition, while the cello is known for its melancholic depth. The harp, however, has traditionally been burdened by the most ethereal and arguably the most constrictive archetype of all, grace, antiquity, the…
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Eric Angelo Bessel – Mirror At Night LP (Lore City Music)
Eric Angelo Bessel’s Mirror At Night exists somewhere between worlds. It doesn’t announce itself with traditional hooks or percussive drive, yet it immediately draws you into a suspended, reflective, and expansive space. Across twelve instrumental compositions, Bessel constructs an intimate and immense landscape, a world shaped by sound rather than words. Each track is a…
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The Experimental Tropic Blues Band – Loverdose
If you ever felt desperate that nothing new happened on the music scene or you thought new releases seemed stale and predictable, do not worry, because The Experimental Tropic Blues Band arrived with “Loverdose,” a brand new full-length album that will definitely knock your socks off with an unpredictable, innovative, fresh, and unique sound. Now,…
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Seb Brun & Simon Henocq – Vallées
It has been a while since we talked about the records that dare to confront. Vallées, the latest collaboration between French experimentalists Seb Brun and Simon Henocq, falls squarely into those releases that shapeshift the boundaries of non-conventional music. It’s a well-organized yet disorienting listening experience that keeps the listener engaged from start to finish,…
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Jorge Natalin – Shaman Album
Sometimes, you need to dive deep into the material, examine all the compositions, pay close attention to all the elements, details, accentuations, and nuances, so you can fully appreciate and comprehend everything the artists intended to achieve with their recordings. Unfortunately, many of them try so hard without any success, often falling into the classic…
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Camilla Sparksss – ICU RUN
There are artists who follow genre, treating it as a shelter or a safe zone, and then there are artists who treat genre like an obstacle course, something to dismantle, rewire, and set aflame. Camilla Sparksss has always belonged to the latter camp. With ICU RUN, her fourth full-length album, she tears apart the scaffolding…
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The Orchestra (For Now) Released New Single And Video “Hattrick”
Today, London seven-piece The Orchestra (For Now) return with news of their eagerly awaited second EP, Plan 76. Out 31st Oct, the release follows closely on the heels of their debut EP Plan 75, which was released earlier this year to widespread plaudits. To mark the announcement, the band have shared a frenetic new single titled “Hattrick”. The…
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