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Jan 10, 2023Landwerk No. 3 is, like its predecessors, a work of craggy beauty that does homage to a world—that of pre-war European Jews—destroyed in the same wave of technology and social change that made possible the preservation of its traces in the archival recordings and, in turn, rendered the recordings obsolete.
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MojoJan 10, 2023The six lengthy meditations here refine the formula. [Jan 2023, p.84]
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Jan 10, 2023Landwerk No. 3 never quite transcends the image of a man playing along to his records. The best experimental turntablism can make the listener feel as if a ghost has entered the room. Listening to Landwerk is like eavesdropping on somebody else’s séance, but luckily, these spirits have a lot to tell us.
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UncutJan 10, 2023His style is exquisitely restrained and deeply soulful. [Jan 2023, p.25]