INTERVIEWS + ARTICLES
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Interview: Noveller - Time Out New York
Q & A: Noveller’s Sarah Lipstate On Working Alone, Opening For The Jesus Lizard, Panic Attacks, And Getting Kicked Out Of Cold Cave - Village Voice
Noveller: An Orchestra Of One - NPR Music
Shredding the Definition of Guitar Hero – Wall Street Journal
Profile: Noveller - Guitar Player Magazine
National Commercial has Ties to Acadiana - KATC TV News
10 Amazing Female Guitarists - Paste Magazine
Interview << Noveller - The Glass
Interview: Sarah Lipstate of Noveller - Spectrum Culture
Guitarist Noveller builds relationship with instrument - Journal and Courier
With Needle, Thread… and Film: An Interview with Sarah Lipstate - TwitchFilm.com
Noveller’s Immediate Sphere - Smile Politely
“Almost Alright” Noveller Interview– The Fine Art of Destroying Everything
“Almost Alright” music video premiere – Stereogum
“Almost Alright” music video – Fender.com
Concert Preview – Time Out New York
Band of the Week – The Silent Ballet
Ten Emails with Sarah Lipstate – Kitty Play Records
Bruar Falls live show review – Paper Trail
Catching up with Sarah Lipstate – EVP Zine
Noveller Feature – Foxy Digitalis
Before Jesus – NY Press
Noveller at Death By Audio’s Maze -The Onion A.V. Club
Interview with Noveller – Sequenza21
Top Live Show – Concert Preview – Time Out New York
Celebrating the Beatles: Noveller on the White Album – Time Out New York
Bothering: Sarah Lipstate of Noveller – Impose Magazine
Interview with Sarah Lipstate – Tom Tom Magazine
It has Melody, Chords, and a Structure – Hair Entertainment (Berlin)
X-Rayted: Sarah Lipstate as Doctor Doom – Maggie Serota, NY Press
Women of NY Cinema – Leo Goldsmith (notcoming.com)
In Steroscope – Austin Chronicle

CD/ LP REVIEWS
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Glacial Glow - Pitchfork
Glacial Glow - Dusted Magazine
Glacial Glow - Slant Magazine
Glacial Glow – Coke Machine Glow
Glacial Glow - Brainwashed
Glacial Glow - Self-Titled Magazine
Glacial Glow - The Silent Ballet
Glacial Glow - Wears the Trousers Magazine
Glacial Glow - Foxy Digitalis
Glacial Glow - Fluid Radio
Glacial Glow - Tiny Mix Tapes
Glacial Glow - Justin Spicer, KEXP
Glacial Glow - Impose Magazine
Glacial Glow - MVRemix
Glacial Glow - Zen Effects
Bleached Valentine LP – Foxy Digitalis
Bleached Valentine LP – Montreal Mirror
Bleached Valentine LP – Fracture Compound
Bleached Valentine LP - The One True Dead Angel
Bleached Valentine LP – OMG Vinyl
Desert Fires CD ‘ Top 100 Records of 2010′ – The Silent Ballet
Desert Fires CD – Sonomu
Desert Fires CD – Stereophile
Desert Fires CD – Beta Blog
Desert Fires CD – The TranscendentaLIST
Desert Fires CD – Brainwashed
Desert Fires CD – Black Magazine (Germany)
Desert Fires CD – Indie Rock Mag (France)
Desert Fires CD – Self-Titled Magazine
Desert Fires CD – Fluid Radio
Desert Fires CD – BIOMUSICOSOPHY
Desert Fires CD – Olive Music
Desert Fires CD – Sound Fix
Desert Fires CD – Other Music
Desert Fires CD- “Almost Alright” track preview – Stereogum
Desert Fires CD – Dronea
Desert Fires CD – The Post Rock
Desert Fires CD/ Wolf 7″ – Twittering Machines
Wolf 7″ – Existence Establishment
Wolf 7″ – Byron Coley, the Wire
Colourful Disturbances LP – Weird Canada
Colourful Disturbances LP – Textura
Colourful Disturbances LP – Electronic Voice Phenomenon
Disc of the Week – Colourful Disturbances LP – Montreal Mirror
Exceptional new release – Red Rainbows CD – Killed in Cars
Red Rainbows CD – Tiny Mix Tapes
Red Rainbows CD – Junkmedia
Red Rainbows CD – Joaquin The Cow
Red Rainbows CD – Kathodik (Italy)
Red Rainbows CD – One True Dead Angel
Red Rainbows CD – The Sound Projector
Red Rainbows CD “Brilliant Colors” track preview – Stereogum
“Brilliant Colors” track review – Houston Press
“Rainbows” track review – The Needle Drop
Red Rainbows CD – Electronic Voice Phenomenon
Red Rainbows CD – Boomkat
Red Rainbows CD/ Paint on the Shadows LP – Visitation Rites
Red Rainbows CD/ Paint on the Shadows LP – Mimaroglu Music
Paint on the Shadows LP – The Sound Projector
Paint on the Shadows LP – The Fader.com

TAPE REVIEWS
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This Heat Will Melt The Earth (Baked Tapes) cassette – Dracula Trap

“Noveller is the sonic personification of rolling waves, brush fires and distant bird songs. All of which are accomplished by the contrast of distant chiming bells, primal singing and brick walls of feedback. “This Heat Will Melt The Earth” begins with a subtle lyrical beauty that lies in stark contrast with the grimy sound masses that follow. This release covers more ground than most noisicians would dare to try. This full spectrum of expression is why Noveller, aka Sarah Lipstate, stands out from the bulk of noisicians. As a whole this release makes one coherent thought which is equally effect as it’s five constituent parts.”

CD-R REVIEWS
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Vasovagal 3″CDr (2005) – DEAD ANGEL

“This wee li’l three-inch cd-r is the work of Sarah Lipstate, who shapes two-to-three minute bursts of noise from voice, theremin, field recordings, banjo (?!?!), and effects. The effects are the most obvious — there’s plenty of processed electronic frippery on the seven tracks here — but the sound is less about all-out carnage and destruction than it is about stacking up blocks of sound and texture that work well together. The strategies she employs on this disc are far removed from the usual blinding wall-of-death power electronics one might expect from the artwork and the label; this is more like glitch electronica fed through heavy reverb abuse. The tracks generally have a bedrock, core noise going on, over which other sounds drift in and out (or occasionally just bulldoze through). Some tracks like “Shok” may make you think your cd player is on the fritz, though. I like the use of field recordings to add ambience and quiet moments amid the crunchy bursts of antimusic and noisy earhurt. Watch out for the sixth track “Langis,” however — that one is WAY beyond out of control, and about twice as loud as the rest of the disc. Swell experiments in sonic abstraction and (at times) pure ass-quaking noise hell. Limited to thirty copies.”