We are immense fans of his critically acclaimed transcendental-folk / country-noir band, The Pines, who've released a running anthology of gorgeously reverent, celestially ambient, and downright cherishable folk music which includes 2004's The Pines, [Click here to open...]
Bittersweet Machines – The Stars and Ground
Just over a year ago, we reviewed Bittersweet Machines' (a.k.a., Matt Mocharnuk) album, No Bad Horizon, calling the project, "Bright, honest, articulate. Vocally fantastic. Stereophonic bliss." "...an impressive collection of exquisitely composed [Click here to open...]
Ace Adams – 4 Of a Kind
Writing his first songs back in 2012, Orange County / Goshen, New York-based producer and songwriter, Adam Clouse, has since taken the moniker, Ace Adams, as his musically-inclined alter-ego. For me, it’s all about how a song makes you [Click here to open...]
Pork Pie Hat – Giotto Groove
Downsizing from quartet to trio in 2017, that new minimalist environment seemed to coax-out and foster a sound unique to the three gentlemen which make up the NRW (North Rhine Westfalia), Germany-based Jazz-Funk-Soul-Blues band known as, Pork Pie [Click here to open...]
Attxla – Ebb
Since Houston, Texas-based (by way of Porth Arthur, TX) singer-songwriter-producer Attila Mosely took the stage moniker, Attxla, he's written and produced works such as Roots, Oldest Flame, Unpredictable, and Hold Me Down. Now, listing influences [Click here to open...]
Spectre – Angel In Trainers
We described our recent review of his EP, ITD (In The Dark) as, "Hypnotic. Simultaneously a project tethered in dense emotion—yet remains an utter maverick of free, creative spirit." At The Ark of Music we have the luxury of only reviewing music we [Click here to open...]
Andy Michaels – Incendiary Heart
Surviving a catastrophic car accident in his teens seemed to usher, the Perth, Western Australia-based poet and singer-songwriter, Andy Michaels, toward his musical vocation. Fast forward a few years, Michaels' resume includes performances around [Click here to open...]
Jokatech – Native Son
We've previously called him a “…legit and welcome voice in an otherwise culture of poppy hooks and empty verse.” In turn calling his music, "Inherently positive. Creative. Spiritually wholesome and inclusive." So, what it boils down to is that when [Click here to open...]
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