where glitter and glamour hide how dangerous and dirty the band and their sound actually are
It stands as a testament to Panopticon’s ever-evolving spirit – wherever the sound may go
A bludgeoning autopsy of Death Metal
a track-by-track oral history
told me about an Algerian composer called Ahmed Malek whose music was also released in Tunisia
COLLEEN - The Golden Morning Breaks LP Fanzines where glitter and glamour hideColleens second album, released in 2005 on The Leaf Label, in which I totally abandoned sampling other peoples records: I recorded my old trusted classical guitar and my newly acquired instrument collection (cello, zither, music boxes, ukulele, chimes) in the living room of my now slightly bigger flat in Paris, except the glass harmonicon on The Heart Harmonicon which was recorded by its owner, John Cavanagh, in Glasgow. I am originally a guitar