Articles by Eric Hill

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  Grizzly Bear

  Yellow House

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2006

  What sounds for all the world like a meeting in the English countryside between all the pop/folk-y elements of Wings, Genesis and Jethro Tu...

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  Ryan Teague

  Coins & Crosses

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2006

  In the world of synthesised sound a composer with a well appointed hard drive can deliver a multi-instrument soundtrack without ever crossi...

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  QuintetAvant

  En Concert à la Salle des Fêtes

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2006

  This compelling French group of improvisers have managed to uncover a new wrinkle in the traditional vs. modern approach to spontaneous com...

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  Ostinato

  Chasing the Form

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2006

  Post-rock trio. Gtr/Bass/Drums occ. Hammond Organ. Likes tremolo, uneasiness, vagueness, Stella Artois, long, long, long afternoon drives t...

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  Mountaineer

  When the Air is Bright They Shine

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2006

  If you’re scripting a film that opens with strong serif credits over high P.O.V. shots of a wispy blonde on a Vespa winding along a pollute...

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  Drugstore Cowboys

  Chapter 3006

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2006

  Electronic rock duo. Programming + vox. Likes early Skinny Puppy, early Marilyn Manson, early Depeche Mode, early Gus Van Sant, early Ramms...

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  Kangding Ray

  Stabil

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2006

  Another elegantly packaged release in Raster-Noton’s "Limited” series; an auspicious introduction for Berliner David Letellier under the Ka...

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  USA is a Monster

  Sunset at the End of the Industrial Age

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2006

  First you have to get over the suspicion that all of this might be a joke that you don’t get… or worse, a joke on you. I mean, a hippie duo...