Music is very important at Richtig Haus. Whether we are creating our own music, or simply listening to the newest releases, the members of Richtig Haus pair music with many of their daily tasks. Our tastes run many different genres and time periods.
Try some new music from our reviews!
Join Kyle Richtig in celebrating his new electronic release Technological Advances!
Technological Advances is a path through the life of Kyle Richtig turned into music. All songs are inspired by the relationships he had, failed at, or ran away from. Unfortunately, this includes the relationship with the self – perhaps the most tenuous of them all.
Kyle Richtig released the album Green Warriors – a compilation of his most loved acoustic songs – yesterday via Bandcamp. Find it here.
Recently I have seen an endless list of Top 10s, Top 100s, and the like. Seeing what individuals classify as their top [insert passion], it inspired me to think about what have been influential items in my own history. The idea came to categorize music, likely because I was listening to one of my own influential albums. Continue reading
La Roux is the two person power duo that hit the electric world by storm. Fronted by the face of La Roux, Elly Jackson (and Ben Langmaid), La Roux has gone on to capture the world’s imagination by their cryptic and secluded life in a world obsessed with social media. Continue reading
Experience Fever Ray’s eponymous album in a new way with a reinterpretation of the original songs. Continue reading
The Recroom seemed to be one of the hidden jewels of Canadian music. There was a vacuum left by the disbandment of The Organ, that The Recroom comfortably fit in for me. Having just moved from the Oshawa area, (where Get Bent Records is located), I feel like I missed out on seeing this band live. Continue reading
The moment I read “And like Righteous Babe says ‘Unauthorized duplication, thought sometimes necessary, is never as good as the real thing.’”, on the back of this CD I had high hopes. Continue reading
When I first heard Rejoice, Remain I was floored. Perhaps it is because of the high doses of “radio crack” that I am inundated with on a daily basis. Perhaps it is that the album that is filled with unpretentious, driving sound and lyrics. Continue reading
