Articles by I. Khider

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  Landing

  Centriphuge

  PUBLISHED Nov 1, 2001

  Sonorous, atmospheric rock brought to you by Landing, who plays unconventional music from a conventional band set-up. Comprised of drums, b...

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  PTHH

  PTHH

  PUBLISHED Nov 1, 2001

  PTHH are a trio of angel-voiced singer/musicians who play the flute, guitar, toy xylophone and violin while singing sweet, enigmatic and so...

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  Timeout Drawer

  A Difficult Future

  PUBLISHED Nov 1, 2001

  An instrumental album done in a post-rock style with the addition of vintage Moog keyboard sounds reminiscent of Moving Pictures and Signal...

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  I8U

  B

  PUBLISHED Nov 1, 2001

  Montreal-based I8U's second release marks a departure from her purely noise textured debut album. This time around, her music focuses on th...

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  John Acquaviva

  Mainhatten Sound

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2001

  The bigger you get, the more mainstream you sound, right? Not so for John Acquaviva, who drops the needle on both established and obscure y...

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  Charity Empressa

  Charity Empressa

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2001

  An ethereal, ghost-like album with a dense mist of synth sweeps, vestiges of guitar strumming and echoing trumpet notes that lean in a gent...

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  Vincent Clarke & Martyn Ware

  Spectrum Pursuit Vehicle

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2001

  An ambient atmospheric synth sweep album best heard on headphones in order to appreciate the sounds, as they are mixed quite low. Vincent C...

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  Loscil

  Triple Point

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2001

  Point Triple Point attempts to emulate the ambient house feel of Chain Reaction and Basic Channel, with spacious dub and a gentle, 4/4 beat...