Buzzin Music

Bersarin Quartett release their long-awaited second album, simply entitled ‘II’.
Somewhat lazily filed under ‘ambient’ (a catch-all term if ever there was one) this is an awe-inspiring and beautiful album that transpires modern classical music, dark and brooding film soundtracks and intense but relaxing ambient music.
On hearing the debut album four years ago, someone suggested ’this [...]

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In late 2009, after 17 years The Primitives played together for the first time to commemorate the recent death of their bass player, Steve Dullaghan.  Tracy Tracy, Paul Court, Tig Williams and Raph Moore’s successful return to The Primitives home town of Coventry led to the former indie pop music darlings of the late 1980’s [...]

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My Goodness consists of guitar, drums, vocals and one hell of a filthy, grunge garage blues noise that chews on the likes of Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Gun Club, The Cramps and The White Stripes and spits out something grittier than sand and more compelling than anything else I’ve heard this year.
My Goodness are from [...]

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Spectral Dusk is a beautifully haunting album that documents the painful loss of the death of Jonas Bonnetta’s father. Blending alternative folk pop, minimal soundscapes and atmospheric field recordings with Jonas Bonnetta’s sullen voice, Spectral Dusk includes 12 heartbreaking tracks, that will resonate with fans of Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy, The Wilderness of Manitoba, Josh T. [...]

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