All rock Items

CD Feature/ Jerome Froese: "Shiver me Timbers" A carefully considered shift: Zippo-sounds for your mind's stadium.

The Breeders: "Mountain Battles" A devilish coolness: Yoko Ono meets Nancy Sinatra.

CD Feature/ The Rational Academy: "A Heart against your own" All wounds are healed: Integrates the world of sound art into a band context.

CD Feature/ Clinic: "Do It!" Brilliant drabness: New depths of dissonance.

Headphone Festival: Going East straight into your ears After offering some intimate listening moments in Leipzig last year, the Headphone Festival will move to Pecs in Hungary for ...

CD Feature/ Vincent Bergeron: "Philosophie Fantasmagorique" A visionary new music statement: Utterly idiosyncratic music.

Kluster: Admira & Vulcano dig up Krautrock treasures Legendary Krautrock band Kluster are back – sort of. Kluster member and former Tangerine Dream engineer Klaus Freudigmann discovered two ...

Slon: Post-Rockers announce first tour dates Austrian Post-Rock band Slon have followed up on their promise of touring with first announcements of a couple of German ...

Concert Report: This Will Destroy You & I am the Architect Live at the Gleis 22, Münster, Germany, April 23th 2008

CD Feature/ Kevin Ayers: "The Unfairground" Zen master to a new generation of heavy-lidded art-kids: Ayers’ ambitionless voice is still well-equipped for pretty much anything.

No Man's Steve Wilson & Tim Bowness: Revisit Schoolyard Ghosts After another lengthy hiatus, No-Man, the duo project of Tim Bowness and Porcupine Tree- and Basscommunion-mastermind Steve Wilson is back ...

15 Questions to Maninkari French duo Maninkari stormed onto the scene last Summer with an EP consisting of two lengthy tracks and two excuisite ...

CD Feature/ Aidan Baker: "Thoughtspan" Contemporary third-eye-music: Aiming for something extraordinary with very ordinary tools.

CD Feature/ Ministry & Co-Conspirators: "Cover Up" A modicum of taste for garage is required: Al Jourgensen’s favorite cover tunes.

CD Feature/ Fear Falls Burning: "Frenzy of the Absolute" An interaction with three distinct drummers: Jazz-like in its taste for the moment.