Tim Hecker
An Imaginary Country

Where I live there is not a lot of live music performed that floats myboat. There are some dub nights, and a monthly event hosted by RephlexRecords (w...

For an artist who has acquired a fanbase, one can be sure that the unveiling of any new material will be accompanied by a reexamination of (or, at the...

Tim Hecker used to make techno under the name Jetone. Great glitchy dub-techno that appeared perhaps most famously alongside fellow Canadian trailblaz...

When I first read our interview with Tim Hecker, I was slightly disappointed. There is a sense as a music critic that you want the artist to be able t...

In one sense, we know entirely what we’re getting into when we pick up a new Tim Hecker album. It’s a heady experience he’s been spooning over us ever...

An Imaginary Country finds Tim Hecker exploring brand new tonal territory, not to mention some nasty emotional nether regions. Eschewing the trademark...

For those expecting another bracing, abrasive excursion into the electronic palette of Tim Hecker, An Imaginary Country poses some challenges. Usually...

An Imaginary Country, Tim Hecker not only perfects his trade, but also manages to reinvent his ambient stylings. Three months into 2009, you'll be har...

As Eno?s perfect pop songs slowly dissolved from Another Green World to Discreet Music and eventually to 1978?s Ambient 1: Music for Airports, ambient...

If you’ve only been keeping up with Canadian electronic artist Tim Hecker via his full-lengths you might be surprised by the transition he’s made on h...