(04.13.05) Hammock, the duo of Marc Byrd and Andrew Thompson, are fighting to bring our attention to ambient music. Citing a trend wherein “ambient” music […]

(04.10.05) Jason Coffman has been working as Anaphylaxis for over ten years, cultivating a technique of noise collage that combines a love for noisy drones, […]

(04.08.05) John Gulino (a.k.a. Doofgoblin) has been quite busy over the past year or so, releasing leftfield electronic music that defies categorization. Marblebarrel (Unschooled, 2003) […]

(04.08.05) Sometimes you might complain about buying records that are too short, or that leave you begging for more. Terminal 11 is one of those […]

(04.08.05) When I bought a vertical CD player for my room, I had not thought of 3″ CD’s. Luckily, I have only two Mini-CD’s, but […]

(04.07.05) Bryan Hollon is a flower. Planted in the rough ground as a seed, he sprouted with From Seed to Sun, promising a colorful and […]

(04.06.05) Busdriver, one of the free-style MCs rising out of Los Angeles-based Project Blowed crew, approaches hip-hop with a sardonic sense of humor and a […]

(04.06.05) Nowadays Planet Mu is filled with jungle rhythms, either it’s oldskool stuff from Remarc retrospectives or it’s fresh grimey stuff from Mark One, Vex’d […]

(04.05.05) Morgenstern’s Two Different Faces is a ritual record that blesses, smudges and exorcises. A break from the blistering noise of Cold and Zyklen, Two […]

(04.03.05) Out Hud plays a certain variety of space funk, a celestial bastard offspring of Parliament funk and DIY post-punk ethos that engages both the […]