Tag: sebastian reynolds
Making a Scene: A Spotlight on… Sebastian Reynolds
You could make a good argument that Americana, as a genre, seems to have become a dominant force within Swindon's original music bookings.
It does...
Remixes – L’Etranger (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
I have to admit to being a bit out of my depth when it comes to the sort of music found on "Remixes," but...
The Sonic Hitch-Hikers Guide to The Shuffle by The Night Writer...
I was looking at the dearth of information that stood where the next few month's gig listings should have been, and I suggested to...
Cascade – Sebastian Reynolds (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
The full album, Canary, might be a way off still (put a mark on 29th September in your diary), but thankfully, Sebastian Reynolds gives...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 060323
Missed a week or so, things have been busy, busy, busy...which can only be a good thing, right? Right. But here is a round...
Sebastian Reynolds drops cool remix of Cheptegei ahead of full-album release
The latest release from Sebastian Reynolds is now out! It's an ace remix of his tune Cheptegei by Moroccan DJ and producer Abel Ray,...
The Place Where You Are EP – Julia Meijer (reviewed by...
Blurring the lines between traditional folk, ambient electronica, understated indie and perhaps some more primordial musical urges, The Place Where You Are is a...
That Was The Musical Week That Was -270221
Another week scored by a wonderful and eclectic soundtrack to put under the pen. Hopefully, you will find something new to fall in love...
Nihilism Is Pointless – Sebastian Reynolds (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Having woven his way through some very innovative and interesting musical landscapes over the years, on stage, in the studio and behind the scenes,...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 130620
Look at me getting with the times and making playlists. Well, everyone else is doing it so why not. But with s much music...
The Universe Remembers – Sebastian Reynolds (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
It isn’t so much the case that Sebastian Reynolds hops genres or even attempts to merge them like some sort of sonic alchemist, it...
Manimekhala EP – Sebastian Reynolds (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Not all music is made to satisfy the more everyday urges. Yes, we all like an uplifting tune whilst we get ready to go...
Solo Collective part two – Sebastian Reynolds (reviewed by T. Bebedor)
It’s a brave choice to turn your back on the traditional structure we find in most albums, the well-trodden path of verse, verse, chorus,...
Peace Begins at Home – Sea + Air (reviewed by Dave...
Music is always going to be the sum of its maker’s influences, whether those reference points are consciously included or otherwise. On their latest...
