At times evoking Ryuchi Sakamoto, experimental John Cale, instrumental David Sylvian, or *gasp* George Benson, Harlan Mark Vale’s music summons delicate things in the imagination – a water spider skating across the surface of a lake, a meditative gaze beneath a willow tree. But there is something edgy about his work that keeps it in […] […]
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Bug – Album: London Zoo Keri Hilson – “Energy” Tapes N’ Tapes – “Hang Them All” Bon Iver – Album: For Emma, Forever Ago Phoenix – “Run, Run, Run” – Album: Alphabetical Television Room – ““Coffee Houses” Thelonious Monk – “Functional” – Album: Thelonious Himself Them, Roaring Twenties – “Harry Caray Frontier Hawkeye” The Tiger Lillies – “bad” – Album: Bad […] […] Photo by the author Despite overseas success in their native U.K., Supergrass seemed like the punchline to a joke when they were first heard stateside in the mid-90s. With a flip album title, seemingly novelty single, cheeky facial hair and a derivative sound (insert Kinks, The Who, Faces and T. Rex references here), they were by […] […] |
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