LordCorkscrew

 "A Sandwich Short is even more rough, exhausting, episodic than its predecessor, sacrificing cohesion in isolated episodes."

 "Music that is senseless and smeared with very few sonic and melodic ideas, reveling in simple and tedious vignettes."

 Explore The Wardrobe's 'A Sandwich Short' and decide if avant-garde ambient challenges are worth your time.

 "The Smell of Paddling Pool" is perhaps the only truly atmospheric track on the album.

 Usually Wakeford’s projects have a false start before fully realizing their potential.

 Listen to The Wardrobe’s Cups in Cupboard for a unique blend of neo-folk and avant-garde experimentation.

 Wormwood (2003) is a completely different album: it fits right from the start into the tradition of "apocalyptic" singer-songwriter work.

 Wakeford’s maturation as a singer-songwriter is realized both in his not-so-clumsy vocal interpretations and in his more complex approach to composition.

 Explore Wormwood now and experience a unique apocalyptic soundscape blending haunting violin with evocative songwriting.

 One could never imagine music more anti-traditional than this, which does nothing but extol Tradition.

 The excessive concentration of musical tensions nonetheless allows room for a fair variety of tone.

 Dive into the unique fusion of rune symbolism and avant-garde sound in Howden-Wakeford’s Three Nine—listen now to experience its distinctive textures.