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August 10, 2020 by Simon Sweetman
Brett Naucke & Ryley Walker: I Am Aware We Do Not Save One Another Very Often (ep)
Brett Naucke & Ryley Walker I Am Aware We Do Not Save One Another Very Often 1490043 Records DK2 Brett Naucke is an experimental composer using electronics to shape and make sound paintings. Ryley Walker is one of a current crop of folk and psych-rock raised guitarists – he’s made a handful of explorative singer-songwriter […]Archive
November 15, 2019 by Simon Sweetman
Charles Rumback & Ryley Walker: Little Common Twist
Charles Rumback & Ryley Walker Little Common Twist Thrill Jockey It’s as if whenever they have a gap in their schedules – and are seeking new creative space to explore – Charles Rumback (drums) and Ryley Walker (guitar) come together to make something interesting built from the parts of folk, free jazz and the spaces […]Archive
July 10, 2017 by Simon Sweetman
“Keeping It Interesting Is No Issue”: On Steve Gunn Finding His Voice/s
Steve Gunn, American guitar wizard – one of many exciting talents currently cutting their own path away from the early influence of John Fahey – says that once he discovered music he “kinda gave up everything else that was going on as a kid”. He was born in Pennsylvania and grew up in Philadelphia – […]Archive
July 27, 2016 by Simon Sweetman
Five Albums I’m Loving Right Now: Josh Hetherington
Josh Hetherington is a DJ (Josh On Decks), photographer, Super 8 filmmaker and musician. His current band, Show Me Where It Hurts will release their new EP this weekend, Friday, July 29 with a launch at The Thirsty Dog in Auckland, Saturday, July 30, 8pm featuring special guests Cold Harvest Trust. Previously, he was the […]Archive
April 6, 2016 by Simon Sweetman
Ryley Walker: Primrose Green
Ryley Walker Primrose Green Dead Oceans It’s late to be writing about this, particularly as the 25-year-old Walker will have three or four new albums primed and ready for – oh – next week I guess…but across the last year this has been one of my constant favourites. I was sold on his debut, which […]Archive
September 22, 2014 by Simon Sweetman