psychogeographic
A seasonally-affected round-up of releases that might not otherwise have secured some Concrete Islands investigation time separately
Simon Shiel finds that every image in Claire Scully’s carefully illustrated psychogeographic sequence allows the reader a place to pause and reflect
Richard Skelton has unearthed ambient transmissions from deep time and pressed them into the present with this album of hinterland inspired compositions
Leafcutter John’s latest LP is a walking tour of the Norfolk coast rendered as mossy electronica seasoned with field recordings in a kosmische stew
The Paralian is the first great album of 2019, a beautifully instinctive, naturally textured work of analogue ambient haunted by the North Sea
João Branco Kyron of Beautify Junkyards tells Stewart Gardiner about oneiric domains, unrestricted time and space, and being part of the Ghost Box family