Tag: Raphael Rogiński

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Nocturnal Consolations the debut collaboration between the Slovenian multi-instrumentalist Iztok Koren and the Polish guitarist Raphael Rogiński is defined by its curious blend of reticence and patience and by its uncanny juxtaposition of idioms and themes. Several of the earlier tracks including the album opener 'I Put Horns On My Worries' seem to set the template as the West African...

'Where your attention is, that becomes lively' is just one of the quotes or aphorisms which David Lynch tends to fall back upon whenever he is asked to explain the nature of ideas or creativity or in his own inimitable helium-winged Midwestern way, the consuming happenstance of 'catching the big fish'. Lynch with his longtime collaborative partner Chrystabell are...

Usually navigating the nooks and crannies of South London through smeared and distanciated sound collages which wrap together windswept, late night street recordings, organ drones and smudged tomes of R&B, for her latest album Klein blows the doors open by trading her liminal stock-in-trade for the rawest and scuzziest sheathes of guitar feedback. Harmattan delivered an off-kilter and arms-length take...