Tim Hecker

Brooklyn Vegan — Grouper at Terminal 5 in 2009 (more by Natasha Ryan) Mini festival Neon Marshmallow is making its way to NYC, after two successful outings in Chicago. The festival will call Public Assembly home over three days (10/14 - 10/16), featuring... more info

XLR8R — This year's annual Moogfest in Asheville, NC is sponsored in part by XLR8R, and we couldn't be happier about our involvement with the amazing array of sights and sounds that is set to take place across three days in late October. read more more info

We Like it Lossless! — Alien8 Recordings / 2004Incredibly rich, sumptuous new album from the increasingly staisfying Tim Hecker, layering his particular blend of organic ambience with slivers of piano, found sounds and the quiet hum of abandoned machinery. Playing counterp... more info

Impose Magazine — I know it's been a while since I've typed words for this blog, and I do apologize, but guess what? Shit happens. Also, I realize I did a few articles on some things I thought were going to make 2011 reallllllllllly rad. Well, guess what? Here... more info

We Like it Lossless! — Kranky / 2007No doubt you've already been made aware of the hype... Deerhunter (who are not in any way associated to Deerhoof) are at the moment the talk of the town. They are the band critics are literally falling over themselves to praise, and as s... more info

XLR8R — A few months back, when we first got wind of Ravedeath, 1979, the latest LP from XLR8R-featured artist Tim Hecker, we thought: What a brilliant idea it would be to have the Canadian noisemaker share with us a mix of even more glacial and angelic soun... more info

We Like it Lossless! — Mille Plateaux, Alien8 Recordings / 20071 part(s) FSc, enjoy more info

XLR8R — Quite possibly the last thing you'd expect Tim Hecker to admit to possessing is a "tropical soul." Not only is he Canadian, but an artist best known for producing some of the most impressively glacial soundscapes just south of Thomas Köner'... more info

DrownedInSound — Whatever grand plan Tim Hecker may or may not have had in mind here, let’s just say that much of Ravedeath, 1972 will put you in the position of a slack-jawed medieval peasant, floored by hearing the power and beauty of that organ for the first tim... more info

The Music Fix — Sonic beauty from the Canadian electronic maestro. more info