Tag Archives: avant-garde

KEVIN KASTNING & BALÁZS MAJOR – Kismaros

November 14, 2018

Gteydisc 2018 Strum and rhythm laid bare to build a vision of momentary monumentalism. Given all their improvisational angle, it’s not easy to see spontaneity in Kevin Kastning’s pieces, yet these seven numbers – laid down in a single morning … Continue reading →

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EMILIANO DEFERRARI – Monty

November 6, 2018

Rattsburg 2018 Nothing is impossible for one who’s ready to go all the way and make a strange land his own. “I don’t wanna be the one to be hauled,” goes one of rare English lines on Emiliano Deferrari’s third … Continue reading →

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KEVIN KASTNING – 17/66

November 3, 2018

Greydisc 2018 Aural experiments as a means to create weird wonders that can’t cease to spellbind. It takes a special state of mind, if not soul, to be mesmerized by Kevin Kastning’s albums. Armed with multi-strings guitars, the American produces … Continue reading →

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NODE – Node Live

October 27, 2018

DiN 2018 Synth supergroup out of Albion stage their slow-burning sonic assault in front of audience. Given their collective CV, these four sound sculptors are possessed by secret knowledge of creating moods that would propel them through time, if not … Continue reading →

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KEVIN KASTNING & SÁNDOR SZABÓ – Ethereal I

October 19, 2018

Greydisc 2018 Inverted tangibilty as a means for implementing more vigorous ideas: renown many-string unit remap a route to wonder. Their first seven excursions into a twin-guitar weave being purely acoustic affairs, KK and SS may have felt this race … Continue reading →

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