Sean Troth, Author at Trebuchet Magazine

Jon Hopkins: Singularity

21/05/2018 Sean Troth

Smashed beats so metallic you can almost taste the blood. Jon Hopkins kills it with Singularity (read more)

Many beats, no Spreadsheets. Pattern of Excel (Lee Bannon)

07/09/2015 Sean Troth

Pattern of Excel must qualify as Bannon’s most experimental venture yet. (read more)

Deep vulnerability and paranoia. Salt (Roseau)

17/08/2015 Sean Troth

Salt’s sound palette mixes electronic pop with more organic, natural sounds – the record’s sonics were apparently inspired by a walk around a giant abandoned warehouse nearby (read more)

A battle between nature and technology [Clark]

04/04/2015 Sean Troth

Clark’s music expresses a world precariously balanced, sounding equally on the brink of triumph and disaster; the two often intertwining (read more)

Hoffman : Serenity

13/02/2015 Sean Troth

Even though Hoffman is widely regarded as a veteran of the UK breaks scene, Serenity is his first opportunity to explore his sound over the course of a full length solo record (read more)

Dexter Dalwood : ‘London Paintings’

13/01/2015 Sean Troth

Whereas his previous work featured imagined interiors and locations acting as memorials to real people, here it is the narratives which are imagined (read more)

Tom De Freston : The Charnel House [Book]

08/12/2014 Sean Troth

One of the major successes of de Freston’s imagery lies in the fantastically delicate positioning of the horrible and the harrowing with the everyday (read more)