David Perron
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David's lifetime average review-rating is 6.77
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Fennesz / Daniell / Buck "Knoxville" Stellar live collaboration from three heavyweights... rated 9/10
(25 August, 2010)
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Opponents "I Swarm With a Thousand Bees" A rather engaging listen... rated 7/10
(28 July, 2010)
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Sparkling Wide Pressure "What Day It Is" Frank Baugh at his best... rated 9/10
(24 June, 2010)
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Nate Wooley "Trumpet/Amplifier" Nice stuff... rated 7/10
(9 June, 2010)
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Family Treasures / Hunted Creatures "split" Interesting but not mind-blowing... rated 6/10
(2 June, 2010)
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Churchburners "Air Pudding" Errr... yeah... rated 3/10
(19 May, 2010)
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Castanets "Texas Rose, The Thaw & The Beasts" Pretty middle of the road... rated 6/10
(21 April, 2010)
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Ambarchi/Fennesz/Pimmon/Rehberg/Rowe "Afternoon Tea" Relevant and pretty damn essential... rated 8/10
(7 April, 2010)
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Wet Hair "Glass Fountain" Solid follow-up to the excellent Dream... rated 7/10
(3 March, 2010)
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Various Artists "OVER/BORED" Nothing mindblowing... rated 4/10
(17 February, 2010)
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Mark Bradley "Absolution" Not his best... rated 5/10
(10 February, 2010)
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Moth Electret "Tocasen" Some nice sounds here... rated 6/10
(10 February, 2010)
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Uccello Project "Symmetria" Great art & packaging, mediocre music... rated 6/10
(10 February, 2010)
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Erik Satie "42 Vexations (1893)" Quite wonderful... rated 8/10
(3 February, 2010)
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Beat Circus "Boy From Black Mountain" Excellent album on Cuneiform... rated 8/10
(20 January, 2010)
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Ernesto Diaz-Infante Since the mid-nineties, composer/guitarist Ernesto Diaz-Infante has been releasing some of the most boldly unclassifiable and uncompromising music that spans an unbelievably wide range of sounds... (8 September, 2010)
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Donovan Quinn Donovan Quinn has already proven himself to be one of the more gifted folk-pop songsmiths of the past decade through his work with Verdure and The Skygreen Leopards... (18 August, 2010)
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Mother of Fire Burn your guitars, Mother of Fire is on the move... (28 July, 2010)
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Clang Sayne For their debut release, “Winterlands”, the London-based quartet Clang Sayne assembled a collection of unique songs that melded dreamy folk songcraft with an enlivened improvisational rock and jazz thrust. .. (24 June, 2010)
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Moon Glyph The Moon Glyph label is quickly positioning itself amongst the leading lights of the burgeoning cassette underground... (16 June, 2010)
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Yeti / Social Music Records & Tapes For almost ten years, issues of Yeti, a book-bound ‘zine, have been trickling out into the public and finding those with an interest in the cultural developments and histories from the margins – be it music, art, film, or literature... (2 June, 2010)
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De Stijl Records For over a decade, the Minneapolis-based label De Stijl Records has been “dedicated to unearthing primo basement arcana”, re-issuing ultra-obscure LPs from the past alongside releases from current d.i.y./outsider artists, while unassumingly connecting the dots between various factions of the global underground... (28 April, 2010)
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Father Murphy For the better part of the past decade, the Italian trio Father Murphy spent their time crafting a brand of whimsical, Syd Barrett-inspired psych pop that was somewhat comparable to the work of their Italian peers in Jennifer Gentle... (7 April, 2010)
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Boring Machines Based in northern Italy, the Boring Machines label has quietly assembled an impressive catalog of releases in its four-year existence... (31 March, 2010)
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Ghost to Falco Since 2001, Eric Crespo has been recording under the name Ghost to Falco with a rotating cast of contributors from Portland’s independent music community... (24 March, 2010)
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el-g This past month, while laid up with that nasty flu bug, el-g’s recently re-issued “Tout Ploie” LP arrived in my mailbox from S-S Records and found its way to the turntable... (16 December, 2009)
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Kraus An impulse purchase of several titles from the Foxglove (R.I.P.) catalog a few years back introduced me to the music of Kraus... (28 October, 2009)
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Julian Lynch Julian Lynch recently caught my attention with his two contributions to the Underwater Peoples Summertime Showcase compilation... (16 September, 2009)
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Amen Dunes Towards the tail end of 2006, needing a break from the rigors of living and playing music in New York City, Damon McMahon headed off to a remote cabin in the Catskill Mountains. .. (5 August, 2009)
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Soft Abuse on the radio Free Form Freakout, a weekly radio show on KMSU in Mankato, recently aired a one-hour feature on Soft Abuse Records...
(31 January, 2010)
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