Black Swan – Heaven [Album Review]
The few brave readers who for some unknown reason like what I write here – if there's any, I mean – probably are starting to wonder why I don't write…
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Can – The Lost Tapes [Album Review]
More than three hours of unreleased Can. Announcing something like that is, to some, like saying "hey, come here, come have an orgasm." I would have to say that I'm among these…
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Wadada Leo Smith – Ten Freedom Summers [Album Review]
Wadada Leo Smith's epic take on the history of the African-American Civil Rights movement is a magnum-opus! Imagine that you don't know who Wadada Leo Smith is – or, in…
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Torturing Nurse – The Nihilism
There is a film, directed by the brilliant Robert Bresson, called Au Hasard Balthazar, released back in 1966. About said film, Jean Luc-Godard once said, "Everyone who sees this film…
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Death Grips – "Hustle Bones" [Video]
For those familiar with Death Grips, their new video for the album-highlight "Hustle Bones" will seem exactly like what you'd expect from the inventive hard-ass hip-hop, but that doesn't make…
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Krzysztof Penderecki and Jonny Greenwood – Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima / Popcorn Superhet Receiver / Polymorphia / 48 Responses to Polymorphia
It all started less than a year ago. Miles and miles away from where I'm sitting right now, back in September 9 and 10, 2011, a quite amazing event took place…
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The Flaming Lips – The Flaming Lips and Heady Fwends [Album Review]
The Flaming Lips are on an apparently endless creative stream. Last year saw the release of no less than 9 EPs of new music – two of those being the…
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Colin Stetson – New History Warfare Vol. 2: Judges [Album Review]
This album was released by Constellation Records back in 2011, and although here on EARMILK we're not really on the business of reviewing older albums, the staff thought it was…
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Black Swan – Aeterna [Album Review]
To review albums like Black Swan's third effort, Aeterna, which started shipping on April 4, always is an amazingly balanced mixture of pleasure and pain. And I'll explain this in a…
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