Andrew Danso

Author: Andrew Danso

ZoiD :: Electronic Jazz Fractals

Profiles 08/31/2014 by Andrew Danso

Music has been Jacobson’s life work. His history with jazz and electronic music is lengthy, business minded and academic. His desire to refocus left the […]

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Musicians taught to think like “unemployed” by Irish Arts Council

Features 05/29/2014 by Andrew Danso

Daniel Jacobsen (Diatribe founder) used to be organizing the release of niche records with his label, all in the genre of jazz and electronica. Diatribe’s […]

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AL_X :: Shunt (Fluttery)

Reviews 03/18/2014 by Andrew Danso

A delicate, measured and calm piece, with the producer moving from idea to idea. Shunt by AL_X (Alex Dunford) is a massive twenty-two track album […]

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Diaphane :: Lifeforms (Ant-Zen)

Reviews 11/02/2013 by Andrew Danso

Diaphane is the solo project by Regis Baillet, a member in the electronic and experimental duet, Ab Ovo. Lifeforms is Baillet’s second solo record, beginning […]

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TOMAS DVORAK talks Floex, Samorost 3 and Machinarium

Profiles 10/11/2013 by Andrew Danso

TOMAS DVORAK talks Floex, Samorost 3 and Machinarium. Tomas Dvorak is a musician, composer and multimedia artist. His soundtrack for videogame Machinarium is his most […]

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Conquering Animal Sound :: On Floating Bodies (Chemikal Underground)

Reviews 09/06/2013 by Andrew Danso

A seminal second record by the Scots, full of interesting detail and powerful songwriting. It’s hard not to feel that if Björk were to start again, […]

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Matmos :: The Marriage Of True Minds (Thrill Jockey)

Reviews 09/04/2013 by Andrew Danso

It’s all here, intended for some sort of psychological poke at electronica. John Cage would have loved this. Quite literally, experiment and study is at […]

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TeaTronik :: Teatronica (Diatribe)

Reviews 07/10/2013 by Andrew Danso

This accomplished attempt at mainstream electronica proves the labels dynamism—the ability to work successfully in both experimental and popular genres. Teatronica is a step in […]

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