It's been a while, hasn't it? Yes, three stones heavier and considerably greyer, Catching The Waves continues to defy life's onslaught with an almost correctly punctuated review of a free netlabel album.

I never imagined that this thread might one day edge towards 10,000 views. Thank you to KVR for its forbearance and to KVR members for being cheapskates in search of good free music.

As luck would have it, and to celebrate, there's a new review of a free album at Catching The Waves. If you want some excellent (honestly, it's rather good), free, sliced & diced acoustic electronica, step this way.

This is a Sunday morning, post-hangover, post-new review bump. I'll shut up now.

I'd like to make some recommendations, if you don't mind. These albums are definitely worth checking out/reviewing:

Black Era: The Point of No Return, ...Then...
(http://www.aquietbump.com/aqbmp002.html)(http://www.aquietb ump.com/aqbmp006.html)

Hotdrop: Ready
(http://www.hotdrop.es/spip.php?page=rubrique.en&id_rubrique =2)

Uth: Distant Instincts
(http://www.ektoplazm.com/2010/uth-distant-instincts)

Lauge & Baba Gnohm: Monolith EP
(http://www.ektoplazm.com/2009/lauge-baba-gnohm-monolith-ep)

Crepusculum: Sing On In Silhouettes
(http://www.12rec.net/Release_Crepusculum_Sing-On-In-Silhoue ttes_060.htm)

Teeleh, thank you for your recommendations. I shall investigate. My poor hard drive hates me.

Yes, just when you thought it had been eradicated, it's the return of KVR's herpes, otherwise known as a new review of a free, Creative Commons-licensed album at Catching The Waves. You'll get ambient-ish trip-hop but nothing else as long as you remember to wash your hands.

A quick Sunday morning bump for the hangover-laden members of KVR, reminding them that there's a new review of a free album at Catching The Waves. Plink-plink-fizz.

It seems that Catching The Waves is slightly back in business. I'm so sorry.

Yay!

There's so much stuff released for free that we need a blog like Catching The Wave to do the hard work of finding the gems among the dozens of albums available for free! Thanks!

Thank you. Most kind. I can't promise to stay regular



but I'll do my best.

Will keep an eye on this.

*looks up*

Thank you. I hope you like what you see/hear.

KVR'S nervous twitch will recur at the news that there is a new post at CTW. The words might not be worth reading but the music is free.

C'mon, you know you want to....

Straight outta narcolepsy, it's Catching The Waves with a new review of a free, Creative Commons-licensed album. Expect gnarlishness.