The Sunday Evening Round-Up on Soundcloud
It seems that tonight’s round-up has been captivated by the relative obscurity of the words of some languages I don’t know and by a semi-opaque collection of letters in the
Beaucrat
Featured in passing several weeks ago, on an extended Sunday outing through Soundcloud, was a track by a half-anonymous sound artist in Ottawa who calls himself Beaucrat, a
Givan Lötz
In Johannesburg there is yet another dual citizen shuttling between the realms of music and the visual arts; his name is Givan Lötz, and his short piece “Strutt” was already featured one Sunday here a
The Sunday Evening Round-Up on Soundcloud
This evening I have relatively little time on my hands (an interesting text near to completion is still in need of some work) and so, without further ado, here is today’s round-up: three tracks that
Ilpo Jauhiainen
Another instance of an artist and a musician in one is Ilpo Jauhiainen, a Finn who’s lived in a number of cities abroad, notably in London, Tokyo, and Berlin (weeks ago I featured his
The Sunday Round-Up on Soundcloud
For today’s voyage around Soundcloud, the first track comes from a recently released debut album, Disco to Die to, put out by an evidently acronymically-inclined duo in Los Angeles, OOFJ
Headaches
“Headaches,” one might think, would certainly rank low on a list of potential monikers for a musician, lest possible audiences be scared off – nomen est omen – but in New York there is someone
Hess Is More
Some months ago while compiling the Sunday round-up I came across a memorable version of Blondie’s “Heart of Glass” by a multi-talented Dane, Mikkel Hess, who under the moniker Hess Is More
The Sunday Round-Up on Soundcloud
As a sort of coda to the inquiry into the topics of music, horror, etc., posted the day before yesterday, today’s round-up features three instrumental tracks encountered on Soundcloud whose
Edouard Trolliet (With Some Words About Music and Horror)
Amidst the varieties of stories that may be told in the medium of music, the tale of horror can exert a special fascination over both the ear and the mind, where the sounds of fright will affect the former
The Sunday Round-Up – Gone Gaga
This Sunday it isn’t the round-up of some tracks from Soundcloud that I’m rushing to complete, but another text which has proven to be a bit more complicated, and also – more to the
