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In this episode of Logan Sounds Off, Logan reviews 'But remember what you have had' by Stephen O' Malley, the fantastic guitarist and performer known for his work with sunn o))), Ideologic Organ and more.
Logan talks about the textures in this record, the sounds developed and the tones expressed - from harsh dissonance to satisfiying assonance.
In this episode of Logan Sounds Off, Logan reviews 'But remember what you have had' by Stephen O' Malley, the fantastic guitarist and performer known for his work with sunn o))), Ideologic Organ and more.
Logan talks about the textures in this record, the sounds developed and the tones expressed - from harsh dissonance to satisfiying assonance.
🎧What You'll Hear in This Episode
Thoughts on presentation - the record's presentation and format
History - who Stephen is and the genres he plays
Overall thoughts - concluding thoughts about the record
Rating - Logan's rating out of 5
🔗Music & Links Mentioned
But remember what you have had: https://www.discogs.com/master/3899854-Stephen-OMalley-But-Remember-What-You-Have-Had
sunn o))): https://sunn.southernlord.com/
💬Join the Conversation
What did you think of Logan's review of 'But remember what you have had'?
What music are you going to check out after listening?
📢About Logan Sounds Off
Logan Sounds Off is a podcast featuring honest, in-depth conversations with music artists from around the world.
Hosted by Logan, who began interviewing artists at age 8 and launched Logan Sounds Off at age 10.
🎧New episodes drop regularly - follow and subscribe so you don't miss one.
Connect with Logan Sounds Off
Website: https://www.logansoundsoff.com
YouTube: /@logansoundsoff
Instagram: /logansoundsoff
TikTok: /logansoundsoff
Facebook: /logansoundsoff
Stephen O'Malley, sunn o))), experimental music, Portraits GRM, music album review, Logan Sounds Off, youth podcast, independent music
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereIn this episode of Logan Sounds Off, Logan reviews 'But remember what you have had' by Stephen O' Malley, the fantastic guitarist and performer known for his work with sunn o))), Ideologic Organ and more.
Logan talks about the textures in this record, the sounds developed and the tones expressed - from harsh dissonance to satisfiying assonance.
🎧What You'll Hear in This Episode
Thoughts on presentation - the record's presentation and format
History - who Stephen is and the genres he plays
Overall thoughts - concluding thoughts about the record
Rating - Logan's rating out of 5
🔗Music & Links Mentioned
But remember what you have had: https://www.discogs.com/master/3899854-Stephen-OMalley-But-Remember-What-You-Have-Had
sunn o))): https://sunn.southernlord.com/
💬Join the Conversation
What did you think of Logan's review of 'But remember what you have had'?
What music are you going to check out after listening?
📢About Logan Sounds Off
Logan Sounds Off is a podcast featuring honest, in-depth conversations with music artists from around the world.
Hosted by Logan, who began interviewing artists at age 8 and launched Logan Sounds Off at age 10.
🎧New episodes drop regularly - follow and subscribe so you don't miss one.
Connect with Logan Sounds Off
Website: https://www.logansoundsoff.com
YouTube: /@logansoundsoff
Instagram: /logansoundsoff
TikTok: /logansoundsoff
Facebook: /logansoundsoff
Stephen O'Malley, sunn o))), experimental music, Portraits GRM, music album review, Logan Sounds Off, youth podcast, independent music
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