Posts Tagged Omni Trio

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November 28, 2019 by Simon Sweetman

Anthony Naples: Fog FM

Anthony Naples Fog FM ANS Good house and techno music isn’t so much hard to find as it is hard to keep up with, and I don’t mean BPM-wise. I’m so out of the loop I’m barely a semi-circle. But I have – slightly – followed Anthony Naples. He’s been on the scene for the […]

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August 23, 2015 by Simon Sweetman

Alan Brown: Silent Observer

Alan Brown Silent Observer (Independent/alanbrown.co.nz) Alan Brown is an Auckland-based musician who has been part of ensembles (including work with Nathan Haines and his own 90s jazz-funk band, Blue Train) but here Brown is solo. This album built out of one three-hour set of improvisations – just Brown parked up behind the Steinway at the […]

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July 23, 2015 by Simon Sweetman

Moritz Von Oswald Trio: Sounding Lines

Moritz Von Oswald Trio Sounding Lines Honest Jon’s Records I expected to dig the new Moritz Von Oswald Trio album – because I spent a bit of time with 2012’s Fetch and liked the murky worlds of throbbing synth/bass-lines as a kind of post-techno, post-nightclub late night soak of sound. But I didn’t anticipate would […]

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March 18, 2015 by Simon Sweetman

Robert Haigh: The Silence of Ghosts

Robert Haigh The Silence of Ghosts Siren Robert Haigh continues on in his post-Omni Trio musical world, releasing a type of contemporary classical/ambient music that is piano-based and bridges the worlds of Aphex Twin (in the Richard James’ quieter moments), Max Richter, Eno and Chilly Gonzales. These, as with the instrumental pieces on recent-enough Haigh […]

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June 16, 2014 by Simon Sweetman

Robert Haigh: Darkling Streams

Robert Haigh Darkling Streams Primary Numbers Robert Haigh has been creating beautiful music under a handful of guises for many years now. I first encountered his music when, as Omni Trio, he became the touchstone for me – and is to this day, actually – for a type of ambient drum’n’bass. He explored enough nooks […]