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Shiny Objects
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Yehuda Rothschild Chicago, Illinois
Anxiety Forest is an electronic music project of Yehuda Rothschild.
Drawing from a variety of influences and genres, most tracks are evolving and generative instrumentals.
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Shiny Objects”
Once again, tsrono delivers varied, quality electronic music for the mind and soul. I celebrate nearly the entirety of the man’s discography and it is all excellent. This album is no exception. I’ll be playing this for some time to come, all the while looking forward to his next release. Genuine fan here. Love it all.
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Slow Cinema
by Phillip Wilkerson
supported by 13 fans who also own “Shiny Objects”
Beautiful, captivating, introspective.
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Shiny Objects”
Like a dystopic place in which you feel good.
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The delightfully pointillist electronic songs on “Languid Gongue” sparkle like constellations in the night sky.
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Expansive, turbulent electronic music from Reid Willis that imagines the cycles of “creation & destruction, beauty & violence.”
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Various Artists - Farewell Notes
by UNDER MY FEET.
This brilliant compilation from UK label Under My Feet offers scorching songs from a who’s who of experimental electronic music.
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A Knight on a Boat
by Willebrant
supported by 12 fans who also own “Shiny Objects”
The main theme here seems to be traveling. The subtext can be interpreted by the codas in each composition which just like water, appear to reflect on the human condition, which can mirror navigating conditions out at sea. Some songs are foreboding, as if to comment on the darker aspects of one's humanity, other times melodious and reflect on more positive aspects while on the final track the mood is elegiac, as are the complexities of the human spirit as whole. A highly immersive album.
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