Here are the dark ambient albums that we at This is Darkness have been listening to this month – some are new releases, but a few are older gems we’ve just (re)discovered. Please check these out by clicking on the Bandcamp links, and consider supporting the artists. Enjoy! Ruins of Xibalba – Gobeklitepe Göbekli Tepe is […] The post Frozen In Time: This is Darkness playlist – February 2022 appeared first […]
Blue Road Records Band Ira: The Tribute Album (Blue Road Records. Album Review by John Arnett) The story behind this clearly heartfelt tribute album is a fascinating one. Blue Road Records Band […]
An exceptional line up is announced for Pizza Express Dean Street at lunchtime on 26 March: The performers announced so far are: Norma Winstone (vocals), Ian Shaw (vocals), Pete Churchill (vocals and […]
Joy Ellis: “I feel this is the first time I’ve been able to express myself as a piano player” She’s known as an up-and-coming singer-songwriter but for her third album, Peaceful Place, […]
Holodrum's debut LP is a vehicle of abandon and sincerity that manages to capture the gut-punch feeling of the live experience, says Bernie Brooks
In our subscriber only series, Mariam Rezaei revisits her childhood introduction to the glorious world of Iranian pop via Caltex Records
In his inaugural column of 2022, JR Moores tries to disentangle himself from a web of lies and get on with reviewing some cracking avant rock. Home page portrait: Wovenhand
Ernie Andrews, one of the last Black male blues-pop crooners who was a frequent performer at Central Avenue clubs in 1950s Los Angeles and whose dry, romantic style was a favorite of jazz fans and musicians, died on February 24. He was 94. Born in Philadelphia in 1927, Ernie's mother sent him to live with her mother in Jeanerette, La., when he was 11. His mother and father had split […]
Philadelphia (SoundCloud) Lester Pot
Noise Room Sebastian Lume
Oxygen view (Youtube) Miss Angel
