GODHEADSCOPE

Hypnagogue, one of my favorite ambient music review sites, has posted a nice review of Threshold, and has included “Threshold, Part 5″ as part of Hypnagogue Podcast #21. Check it out!

“…A kind of dark, ominous chamber music/art-pop … shifting from a strange futuristic drone-folk to extended dark drones stretched over fragile strings and minimal piano, bits of low-end rumble rising in the distance … like some ethereal, haunting blend of Kayo Dot and 4AD style gothiness…”

A City Out of Sight is now available from the esteemed Malignant Records (USA).

In addition, reviews of the album have been published in the new issues of Rock-A-Rolla (Issue #14, Secret Chiefs 3 cover) and Maelstrom (Issue #61).

GODHEADSCOPE sincerely thanks all of the above for putting their valuable time and attention into A City Out of Sight.

I am flattered and honored to direct your attention to the following review of A City Out of Sight, published this week by Heathen Harvest:

http://www.heathenharvest.com/article.php?story=20080414171801456

With respect,
M.

Excellent post-rock e-zine has published a new review of A City Out of Sight. Check it out HERE.

GODHEADSCOPE would like to thank Eden Hemming Rose for giving A CITY OUT OF SIGHT an honorable mention on the Foxy Digitalis Best Cover Art of 2007 list. GODHEADSCOPE also thanks the photographer, G.Rosin of 4P Creations, for sharing his vision and solidarity.

Check it out:

http://www.deafsparrow.com/Godheadscope_Review.htm

Hypnagogue, an excellent site that specializes in the ambient genre, has posted a very nice review of A City Out of Sight. Check it out HERE.

A nice new review at MetalReview:

http://www.metalreview.com/3919/Godheadscope-A-City-Out-Of-Sight.aspx

Musique Machine, an excellent online music magazine that crosses musical genres without regard for preconceptions, just published a nice review of A CITY OUT OF SIGHT. Check it out:

http://www.musiquemachine.com/reviews/reviews_template.php?id=1421