Quickspace The Death Of Quickspace (Matador) This, the newest album by Quickspace (and the first one ever released concurrently in the United States and the UK) finds the…
Quant Quantastical Quantasm (Dot Recordings) This is one of the more strange releases I’ve heard in awhile, and it’s not because the music is particularly out-there. Instead, it…
The Postal Service Give Up (Sub Pop) For awhile there, I was kind of worried about Sub Pop. After reigning supreme for most of the early 90’s, they…
Prefuse 73 One Word Extinguisher (Warp) I said it in my last review of a Prefuse 73 release (the The 92′ VS ’02 Collection EP), but it bears…
It’s almost midnight (and therefore May 8th), so I think I can get away with saying that it’s officially the 2nd Anniversary of TG and I. The weather…
Radiohead Kid A (Capitol) After Radiohead released their mind-blowing OK Computer about 3 years ago, they’ve been embraced by both critics and fans alike as the group who…
In addition to reading numerous positive reviews and it showing up on several year-end lists for 2005, TG had recommended a couple other Joan Didion books that we…
Last night, Ryan and Aaron and I piled into the Accord and drove 3 hours to Des Moines. For some reason that is still unbeknownst to me, the…
TG and I both had a goal to lose a bit of weight in the new year, and to that end we splurged and purchased an eliptical trainer…
Boxhead Ensemble Dutch Harbor Where The Sea Breaks Its Back (No Choice) During the late summer and fall months, I found myself listening to lots of minimal, droning…
Bodenstandig 2000 Maxi German Rave Blast Hits 3 (Rephlex) In case you didn’t know, Rephlex Records is co-owned by Richard D. James (aka Aphex Twin). With his label,…
Polmo Polpo Like Hearts Swelling (Constellation) It was just over a year ago that I heard the debut release by Polmo Polpo (aka Sandro Perri) entitled The Science…
