Spencer Grady - 20/Jul/2010  Adam Forkner’s second albumof meditative maelstromsFuzzy herds roped together by strobes and multi-fibred phasers set to stun. Entire skies mapped out...
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| Matthew Blackwell - 30/Nov/2009 For some time now, Adam Forkner has been quietly working with some of the best musicians in the northwestern US—he has recorded with Phil Elvrum...
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| Elliott Sharp - 05/Nov/2009 New Clouds, the new release by Adam Forkner as White Rainbow, is composed of four long, spacey, quasi-futuristic, New Age, club-friendly jams. The sh...
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| Philip Bloomfield - 23/Oct/2009 Shitgaze is dead. The keys to the zeitgeist have been handed over, shamefacedly. The scrotty punks have had their time and at the helm, but they abuse...
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| David Morris - 19/Oct/2009 In my part of the world we’d given up on summer a number of weeks ago, after a few months of almost summer. However much I enjoyed this almost summer,...
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| Joe Colly - 19/Oct/2009 Adam Forkner, the Portland-based jack-of-all-trades who's played in more bands than I could reasonably list here, has seen an increased profile recent...
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Thomas Rees - 19/Oct/2009  Adam Forkner (a.k.a. White Rainbow) continues to astound on his second full-length for Kranky. The Portland resident's loop-based jams have always had...
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| Pier Harrison - 15/Oct/2009 With just four tracks, the follow-up to Adam Forkner?s string of 2007 releases, New Clouds is a gorgeous hourlong collection of relaxing electronic mi...
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