| John Eyles - 22/Oct/2010 Although the era of the supergroup has passed (and we can heave a collective sigh of relief at never having to purchase another over-hyped collaborati...
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Jason Cook - 05/Oct/2010  Heard in just over 30 minutes, Knoxville, the debut release by experimental artists Christian Fennesz, David Daniell, and Tony Buck, is a metallic fie...
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Daniel Offen - 08/Sep/2010  My first introduction to Fennesz was at a festival, it was raining, I was miserable and he was obscured by a big box completely lost on a huge stage, ...
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| Daniel Nixon - 06/Sep/2010 Beginning with a slow squeak, like a sign blowing back and forth in the wind, Knoxville's opening track 'Unberwindbare' conjures a quiet town, a deser...
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| Jeff Terich - 26/Aug/2010 Buy at iTunesThe presentation of Knoxville, a live collaborative effort between David Daniell, Tony Buck and Christian Fennesz, comes across almost li...
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| Elliott Sharp - 25/Aug/2010 2010 has been an eventful year for Fennesz collaborative and archival releases, though he’s making us wait for a fresh solo studio album. His Fenn O’...
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| Nayt Keane - 23/Aug/2010 There is something unnerving about going to a show and seeing an otherwise-enjoyable artist focusing on a laptop. He or she might be simultaneously ja...
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| Mark Richardson - 19/Aug/2010 Every few years, Austrian composer/producer Christian Fennesz releases a new solo album, and in the experimental electronic world, these are a pretty ...
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