Sequences Magazine

Here we go again, another round of superlative sounds from musicians based around the globe. Let us get straight into the new names added to the list of the thousands who’ve given us listening pleasure over the years. Azu Tiwaline sound from the desert, drawing on Berberian and Saharan trance music that connects human beings with nature. Recorded on various fixed and modular analog gear during a particularly gloomy and rainy winter, US-based Corey Holmes. Pabellón Sintético performing entirely on the Moog Mother 32 & a member of the Argentina band Cartas De Japon, whose path ranges between cosmic, ambient, and sequenced electronic music. With a nearly 30 year career in the underground Chvad SB often leans towards an aggressive & industrial edge. The symphonic & classical scores of their music from David Pena & Terry Lee Nichols, the latter a message for all the earths people from the great late astronomer & science communicator Carl Sagan & finally experimental dark ambient music by Jason Herrboldt, producing