jessica moss Montreal, Québec
Montreal violinist best known as a permanent member of Silver Mt Zion.
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"Luciferian Towers"
by Godspeed You! Black Emperor
supported by 19 fans who also own “Pools Of Light”
This album is a change, not a degradation. The composition style on this only somewhat follows the usual GBY!BE formula. It is more subtle this time, with good effect. This is famously panned by such critics as Anthony Fantano for this reason only. Of course, listen first before you buy. But listen to it for itself and without preconceptions. Then it makes sense. All that having been said, the material is even more impactful live. Go see a live show first is my advice.
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Pissing Stars
by Efrim Manuel Menuck
supported by 18 fans who also own “Pools Of Light”
There just aren't any countries left if ever there even were.
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Hiss Spun
by CHELSEA WOLFE
supported by 16 fans who also own “Pools Of Light”
How foolish I was to think that Chelsea Wolfe would never match Abyss, and that she would do it with such a statement as Hiss Spun! While not as overtly dark or metallic as Abyss, this is in many ways her most powerful yet most nuanced album to date. What is equally remarkable is that this is very accessible despite being another example of Wolfe’s signature musical reinvention, in which she once again blends multiple genres with frightening skill. Not a dud in the bunch, you need this album.
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mystery sonatas
by David Lang, Augustin Hadelich
Augustin Hadelich’s take on Lang’s “mystery sonatas” is tender and quiet, putting full focus on the mournful melodies.
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The Doctor From India (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
by Rachel Grimes
Rachel Grimes brings the same knack for gorgeous moodiness she developed in Rachel’s to this moving, beautiful score.
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Resolve
by Poppy Ackroyd
Oh her first full-length for One Little Indian, the classically trained pianist has her unique virtuosity on full display.
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The Birds
by Poppy Ackroyd
The "sketches" from this Brighton-based pianist feel hopeful and melancholy at the same time.
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