Tag: john fryer
Dark and Deep: A Bird’s Eye View With A Cloud of...
Having only come to your music recently, can you tell me about your musical history and how A Cloud of Ravens came about?
Matt: Hi...
Nature of Artifice – A Cloud of Ravens (reviewed by Dave...
Dark, dense and delicious! As a three-adjective descriptive salvo goes, it sums up the new single from Brooklyn’s A Cloud of Ravens pretty succinctly....
A singular work of many: LA’s Beauty In Chaos on collaboration...
LA-based collective Beauty In Chaos recently released the Behind The Veil LP in multiple formats via the label 33.3 Music Collective and a new...
Zombies/ The Dreampop Days – Seasurfer (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Sitting in the lush sonic space between the ethereality of dream pop and the more intense sonic swathes of psychedelia, Seasurfer makes a sound...
These Mortal Covers – Black Needle Noise (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Well, it is the season for the cover song, a time when everyone from the established mainstream music-maker to the reality show, also-ran...
Out of Chaos Comes….Beauty in Chaos (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Is a song ever truly finished? Can there ever be a definitive form, one that can’t be improved on? Isn’t there something to be...
What A Wonderful World ft. John Fryer and Tom Berger –...
No-one does a cover like John Fryer’s Black Needle Noise. Some people understand the idea of making a song your own, even if it...
She Talks To Angels feat. John Fryer and Anjela Piccard –...
I’m not sure how I feel about this. But that has to be a good thing, right? Music should confuse rather than conform... shouldn’t...
Seed of Evil – Black Needle Noise with Pig (reviewed by...
As someone wiser than myself so eloquently pointed out “John Fryer has practically soundtracked your entire life,” and it is particularly true if you...
I’m Just Human – Lukas Rossi (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
He may have got his step up fronting Rock Star Supernova after winning the show of the same name, getting to rub shoulders with...
Ballad of JC Quinn – The Mystery Plan (reviewed by Dave...
If 4AD were launched today as a dance label, this would be their signature release. It’s a simple as that. Ballad of JC Quinn...
Lost in Reflections – Black Needle Noise (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Any album which bills itself as “music for movies you haven’t dreamt of yet” is going to blip on this dream-poppers radar that’s for...
