Linear S Decoded adds more melodic and narrative cues, favoring bruitism over brutalism, while still being one of the more uncompromising Techno works 2014 has […]
Author: Alan Lockett
Chris Herbert :: Constants (Room40)
An immersive sequenced whole of ever-shifting textures, constantly unfolding over ten tracks, many bleeding one into another. Somewhat stifling for some, perhaps, the density of […]
Dalglish & Brandon Nickell :: Double review (Ge-stell)
Gestell (roughly ‘enframing’) is a term coined by German philosopher Martin Heidegger to describe what lies behind modern technology. Ge-stell is also a new label run by […]
Seth Cluett :: Forms of Forgetting (Line)
A near hour-long piece at once calming and intense realized through use of elements ranging from static tones to microsonic points and sharp frequency lines intertwined […]
Loren Dent :: Anthropology Vols. 2 & 3 (Infraction)
Anthropology Vols. 2 & 3 has about it a melancholic cast, more rainy-day Autumnal evening than sun-dappled Aestival afternoon. A review of Anthropology Vol. 1 (2009) prompted this […]
ALAN LOCKETT :: Dalliance #9 mix
Dalliance #9 is a Techno mix from igloomag Contributing Editor Alan Lockett in MistMaxer albient guise—the latest in a continuing series of audio-snapshots soundtracking his notes in the margins of Techno’s […]
Techno’s Outer Limits :: November 2014
Latest in a series of postcards from Techno’s Twilight Zone of 12″/EPs and LPs with notes in the margins. First up, Belgium’s Token, last seen in our August […]
Ship Ahoy! Shinichi Atobe’s Butterfly Effect
It all sounds somehow out of time yet timeless, at a remove from Now. Spotted on the horizon a debut LP from Shinichi Atobe, a […]