Andrew Danso

Author: Andrew Danso

Terminal 11 :: Tracing Structures (naboamusic, Cock Rock Disco)

Reviews 07/15/2015 by Andrew Danso

Tracing Structures is Terminal 11’s most complete work, it simply depends if you’re bothered enough to scratch beyond his madcap surface and dive in. There […]

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The Analog Roland Orchestra :: Dinsync (Pressure Suit)

Reviews 05/30/2015 by Andrew Danso

Dinsync unquestionably has its roots in Roland’s synths, yet TARO sound closer to 2000s electronica than late 80s techno. It’s a record which nods its […]

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V/A :: Eilean 53 (Eilean Rec.)

Reviews 03/08/2015 by Andrew Danso

Eilean 53 is a fine example of precision despite the challenges of each artist doing their own thing in different parts of the world. Compilation […]

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Subminimal :: Sinian (Möller)

Reviews 01/10/2015 by Andrew Danso

Percussion is the focus here, drum and bass sequences constantly rearing their head and you get the feeling it’s all held back to keep a […]

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Taavi Tulev :: Kuku! (Self-Released)

Reviews 01/01/2015 by Andrew Danso

The environment teems naturally, birds chirp, a breeze gently fleets, the lake splashes and bees pan across the stereo field, humming in and out. It’s […]

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Nelson Foltz and Tom Lynn :: Departure (Self-Released)

Reviews 01/01/2015 by Andrew Danso

Departure is another of those records that may not leap out and grab the listener on first playback. By the twentieth minute, its seeped into […]

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Leigh Toro :: L’Esprit De L’Escalier (Eilean Rec.)

Reviews 12/27/2014 by Andrew Danso

It would seem that L’Esprit… has, by virtue of discovering perfect inspiration, become one of the more satisfying coherent and rangy of Toro’s records. His […]

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Jon Hassell & Brian Eno :: Fourth World Vol.1: Possible Musics (Glitterbeat, Re-Issue)

Reviews 11/09/2014 by Andrew Danso

Engaging with the (re-issued) Fourth World as an experience should be the listeners focus. It’s as much about your own connection to what’s being heard […]

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Future 3 :: With And Without (Morr Music)

Reviews 10/09/2014 by Andrew Danso

A studied performance with the most meticulous of production. The trio have preserved something of a soul within. A strong and exemplary effort. This is Future […]

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