In our particulate-dense media environment, a decade-plus silence takes on the weight of a gesture in its own right—an invitation to focus, to stay awhile. Structurally, Inferno is less interested in the tension-release of deep raving than in the discursive backroads of a philosophical sci-fi novel.
Box of Stars sport a mournful air on Walnut Street, their country-folk tinged songs nodding at life’s disappointments with gentle resignation. Through spare, rustic arrangements and the ghostly vocal interplay of Macaulay Lerman and Katy Helmann, the band traces relationships, passing years, and ordinary joys that have slipped out of reach.
Dirty Disco 649 is one of those episodes that reminds me exactly why I still love making this weekly electronic music podcast and radio show. It does not follow one straight genre line. It moves like a real DJ set should move. Warm at the start, deeper as it grows, […]
Viltrox AF 55mm f/1.8 EVO. First impressions: compact, lightweight, solid build, and surprisingly clean image quality. The 55mm focal length feels really natural for portraits — close enough for compression, but still easy to use outdoors. Autofocus felt quick, the rendering is soft in a good way, and for portraits it gives a very nice separation at f/1.8. #photography #portrait #naturallight #viltrox