Dutch webzine Cut-Up reviews Retro Retry 2: Another Another Green World, the remake of Brian Eno’s legendary album from 1975 and uses terms like ‘enough reason to buy the album’ (on the Coen Oscar Polack track The Big Ship) and ‘beautiful’ (on the Hunter Complex track Everything Merges with the Night). Read the whole review here. Cut-Up also posted the third edition of NMFM, our monthly audio show for the webzine. The theme is, you could have almost guessed it, the work of Brian Eno throughout the years. Listen to the audio show here. For previous NMFM audio shows, go to our NMFM page.
The second edition of our monthly audio show at cut-up.com is now online. The theme of the mix is ‘male duos’ and coincides with the release of the Living Ornaments record Korrels that will be out on Narrominded this week. The show was mixed by Lars Meijer and features an audio column by music journalist Peter Bruyn about Apple, oysters and Pan Sonic. Click here to stream/download the show and go to our NMFM-page for previous audio shows.
Webzine Cut-Up has recently launched a new series of audioshows. Alongside a.o. Test Tone, More Tea, Vicar? and The Daisy Age, Narrominded will deliver a monthly edition of our own NMFM show. Each show will have a specific theme to it, and a spoken word column by music connaisseur Peter Bruyn. The first NMFM is entitled Out Here In The Fields: Audiotourism, Found Sound and Field Recordings and has been assembled and mixed by Coen Oscar Polack. Go over to Cut-Up to see the tracklist, and to stream the audioshow or download it as mp3. On our NMFM page you can also find some NMFM shows we’ve done in the past.
