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To coincide with the interview with Lo-Kiwi, I’m reviewing one of their releases, “Adrift” by Finnish duo Moosefrog. Adrift is a follow-up to the “Come” EP, which was the first release of the Lo-Kiwi label.
After an initial listen, ‘Adrift’ sounds unmistakeably like a throwback to the trip-hop era of the mid to late […]

Being the uncreative type that I am, I stole the title of this review from a comment on Archive.org. However, in my opinion, this is more than just another guitar album.
Firstly, this is a truly massive album with a runtime well over 2 hours in length spread over 2 albums. There is a lot […]

From the Kyoto Republic Netlabel comes a post-rock/trip hop album by Jean Nine. The moods on this album can be described as dark, brooding and sometimes somewhat cold. This is really some laid back stuff. One thing I didn’t really like about the album is how it can get too laid back although there were […]

The Chill Conspiracy manages to achieve what its namesake implies. Glory and Shame serves up ample amounts of chilled piano sounds, bass, atmospherics and drums in a triphop/chillout album. What made the album stand out from other triphop/chillout albums that I have heard before is that the Chill Conspiracy adds a new age blend to […]