Clint Anderson

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Underworld :: DRIFT Series 1 (Caroline)

Newswires 10/27/2019 by Clint Anderson

DRIFT carries on from the Riverrun period of live experimentation and raw, unedited vibes. It feels as though a whole other side of Karl and […]

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Venetian Snares :: Greg Hates Car Culture (20th Anniversary Edition) (Timesig)

Newswires 10/23/2019 by Clint Anderson

The classic Greg Hates Car Culture which, according to legend, Mike Paradinas (aka μ-Ziq / Planet Mu label operator) bought completely unaware at a local record […]

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Somatic Responses ‎:: Assault (RIOT Radio)

Reviews 10/18/2019 by Clint Anderson

Between each pounding bass drum is a maze of twisted modular madness. Assault is a great example of an album being exactly what you’d expect, […]

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Beatwife & Droid Eater :: Double review (Concrete Collage)

Reviews 09/27/2019 by Clint Anderson

Double review for Lyon, France-based Concrete Collage with releases by Beatwife (Ronaldsey) and Droid Eater (Bipolar Outflow). Learn more about extremely digestible poppy (Rephlex-styled) beats […]

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Vladislav Delay :: Untitled Circa 2014 (Detroit Underground)

Newswires 08/25/2019 by Clint Anderson

This austere minimalism makes these tracks some of the most hypnotic since the early 90s excursions, but at the same time seems to have left […]

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Datach’i :: Bones (Timesig / Planet Mu)

Reviews 07/20/2019 by Clint Anderson

Once again, Datach’i returns in his new highly musical phase of modular exploration with an album that sounds like yet another escalation from his previous […]

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Datach’i :: “Rockledge 3A” (from the forthcoming Bones LP on Timesig/Planet Mu)

Newswires 06/02/2019 by Clint Anderson

After returning to blow us all away with his amazing modular System LP (read the profile here from 2016), Mr. Fraioli (aka Datach’i) returns with […]

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Scorn & Submerged :: Double review (Ohm Resistance)

Reviews 05/26/2019 by Clint Anderson

Scorn has weathered the ages by constantly updating his sound with the latest technology and techniques, while still remaining unmistakably the same dark pit of […]

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