Instrumental

There’s something immediately transportive about ‘Highland Mist’. With nothing more than a steel-string acoustic guitar, Martin Lloyd Howard creates a […]

Instrumental music asks for a particular kind of trust. Without lyrics, an artist cannot simply tell us where the sadness […]

Not every song finds its place on an album, but occasionally a track develops a life of its own. Captains of […]

Some instrumental choose to tell a story through dramatic crescendos or intricate technicality. But Nelida Oyma takes a different approach […]

In an age where music is often expected to communicate instantly, ‘SM-01’ takes a more patient approach. The latest release from New […]

Instrumental albums often face a unique challenge. Without lyrics to guide the listener, they must rely entirely on mood, movement, […]

In a world increasingly defined by constant notifications, endless distractions and a relentless pace of life, ‘Total Tranquility’ feels like an invitation […]

There’s a quiet confidence to ‘Amanda on the Bed’ that feels more with concerned with immersion than anything else. It […]

There’s a rare kind of stillness that defines ‘Veiled States’. On the latest work from Jack Agdur, he offers a collection that […]

There’s a pulse at the centre of ‘Floor’ that feels older than language; something instinctive, physical, and almost spiritual. Canja’s […]