Public Memory - Ripped ApparitionSince 2016, Public Memory has been crafting lo fi electronica from the darker corners of the psychic landscape. Gritty atmospherics, damaged synthesizers, and unearthly vocals blend with a mixture of electronic and organic percussion, creating a sense of forceful unease. This, when combined with the shadowy production and emotive singing of Robert Toher, creates a singular contrast between power and vulnerability. Public Memory's new album, Ripped

Following the slow burn success of the 1986 album Skylarking

the feel is unassuming and light

On Waiting Out The Storm

with a central Andante grazioso of a suave gravity that would not have disgraced the young Mozart

PostCactus

TAPEREBÁ altogether moves listeners through a kaleidoscope of 20th and 21st-century jazz

With his unique-some say suave-voice

consisting mainly of Sonatas

proudly presents 'Moko Jumbie'

and producers

an LA-based modern Americana band

are brought to life through new recordings