This is Michael Reilly’s music collection on Bandcamp.

Michael Reilly

  1. Tanunda, Australia
  2. Rock
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  1. Feast Eternal
    by Yomi Ship
  2. Arroyo Tree Complex
    by Steven R. Smith
  3. Dawn
    by Ulaan Passerine
    Along the Pine Boards Along the Pine Boards
    Yet another mesmeric release from Steven R. Smith; the warm qualities of these fine tracks are food for the soul, providing all of the essentials for listeners who desire relaxed instrumental ambience. Cool and very classy music.
  4. Bird Machine
    by Sparklehorse
  5. Κυκεώνας
    by Khirki
  6. Hub
    by City of the Lost
  7. So Long EP
    by dreamcoaster
    So Long So Long
    Catchy, energetic dreampop that's built on a highly pleasing mix of instruments, vocals and atmospheric distortion. The bonus tracks on the physical release are nice extras – a very solid EP.
  8. Who Bit the Moon
    by David Maxim Micic
    Someone Else's Hat Someone Else's Hat
    Cool compositions and great production – Who Bit the Moon is full of prog-rock moments that uplift and quickly capture attention. Neat changes in tempo add interest, and plentiful guitar hooks deliver moments to savour.
  9. Green Guitars
    by Ancient River
    Green Guitars Part 3 Green Guitars Part 3
    Relaxed guitar instrumentals that revolve around the same theme, Green Guitars is essentially an extended jam with an easy-going, classic style. Cool stuff.
  10. O.D.D.S. 2
    by Ancient River
    Playground Playground
    A really enjoyable album that never falters; dreamy yet bold, artful but still packing robust rock 'n' roll, there's plenty to excite. The creativity on show within each track is matched by the excellent production.
  11. nihsahshsaH
    by Hashshashin
    Immolation Immolation
    Hashshashin's music is a bold fusion of sound and style, excitingly blending power with finesse to create sounds from another world. Urgent compositions possessing thunderous speed are swiftly countered by moody passages where darkness lies – each track attracts with unique attributes.
  12. Śaraṇaṃ
    by Hashshashin
    Ghazni (Avidyā) Ghazni (Avidyā)
    Brief but very intriguing, Śaraṇaṃ paints an attractive picture built on the rubab and other traditional sounds of the East. These fine instrumental compositions have the weight of history within them, with new life added through a modern interpretation.
  13. The Oh Hellos' Family Christmas Album: Volume II
    by The Oh Hellos
    Gower Wassail Gower Wassail
    Short and sweet, this new collection of Xmas tunes captures the sound of the festive season with its warm acoustic playing and delightful harmonies. The Oh Hellos style is a perfect match for such songs.
  14. Milk Thistle
    by Ulaan Khol
    Hammered Bronze Knives Hammered Bronze Knives
    This is great stuff – rock in all flavours with plenty of droning fuzz and crashing guitar. All six tracks are highly memorable for different reasons, featuring a variety of sounds and techniques. I like this collection a lot.
  15. Tides
    by Pale Sun
    Blood Red Blood Red
    The weighty mood built into each of these tracks is the highlight of this release, ebbing and flowing with life and purpose. Noisier and with a rather gloomier character than Darkmoonwhiteout, there's often a doom-like intensity in the sounds featured here.
  16. Buried Dreams EP
    by 93MillionMilesFromTheSun
    Our Love Begins Our Love Begins
    Really impressed by all five songs on this EP, which hits the spot with a rich offering of quality shoegaze sounds. Looking forward to the full album now that this collection of tunes has set a high bar.
  17. SLEIGH
    by Ryan Martin John, Alana Jagt, Tom Kneebone, Dylan Paul
    Peelin' Prawns Peelin' Prawns
    Three enjoyable Xmas/folk songs with an Aussie flavour – great playing and singing on each track, with nice production.
  18. Lizard Sessions
    by City of the Lost
    Emanatio Emanatio
    A polished 'live' studio session that is high on energy and performance. There's always something to discover from this band: their music continuously hits the mark for compositional scope that builds drama and excitement.
  19. Gold Century
    by The Ashtray Hearts
    There's a lot of heartbreak in these memories; their slow pace is often poignant but never without truthfulness, and the arrangements are sparse yet full of texture and life. A fine album for those desiring a quiet listen to some honest music.
  20. Radiant Apparitions
    by leaving richmond
    My Eyes Your Eyes My Eyes Your Eyes
    Nice atmospheric beats, synths and guitars on these instrumentals. Uplifting in tone and arrangement, there's a positive feeling flowing through each track: great music to unwind with and enjoy.