Gustave Savy

Author: Gustave Savy

Distal :: Civilization (Tectonic)

Reviews 05/29/2012 by Gustave Savy

The new breed of bass music is pretty much epitomized by this album, understated but ready to deliver the pressure when it needs to. Plenty […]

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Photophob :: Wasteland Vibes (Laridae)

Reviews 05/07/2012 by Gustave Savy

Photophob has got a very deep, dark and densely textured sound going on with hints of apocalyptic dubstep, shoegaze and industrial influences. Thick rasping basses sear […]

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wAgAwAgA :: Midnight Sampler (Record Label Records)

Reviews 05/01/2012 by Gustave Savy

wAgAwAgA has an unusual take on music, with deep basses, really interesting beats and odd field recordings in abundance. He instantly stands out as having […]

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DUB MAFIA :: Dangers at breakneck speed

Profiles 04/24/2012 by Gustave Savy

Since forming just two years ago, Bristol based Dub Mafia have become one of the most formidable acts in the UK dance scene and beyond. […]

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Crump :: Chiaroscuro EP (Slime)

Reviews 04/21/2012 by Gustave Savy

A bouncy, rolling batch of minimal house tracks with a somewhat understated feel. It’s solid though, infectious and persistent, like a puppy needing a walk. […]

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Steve Hilmy & Daniel Barbiero :: Live at Bella (Zeromoon)

Reviews 04/06/2012 by Gustave Savy

These two highly respected musicians have collaborated on a performance of outstanding experimental electronically manipulated and processed soundscape that questions the listeners expectations of what […]

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Kayla Painter :: Self-Titled (Self-Released)

Reviews 03/31/2012 by Gustave Savy

A gentle and subtle journey of quirky samples, floaty ambience, interesting rhythms, sultry vocals and the odd bit of low end to keep you on […]

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Eyelove :: Mysticism EP (Slime)

Reviews 03/15/2012 by Gustave Savy

Awash with floaty processed guitars and trance inducing blurs of electronic ambience, the tracks are downtempo, laid back and deep with an air of reserved […]

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Machine Gun Militia :: Open Fire EP (Oeuvre)

Reviews 03/03/2012 by Gustave Savy

An atmospheric blend of introspective moodiness, ominous and magnificent soundscapes, and most of all, heavy growling bass. The more I listen to this EP the […]

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LoFeye :: The Road Is A River (Twocircles)

Reviews 02/25/2012 by Gustave Savy

The combination of field recordings, Latin folk, eerie melodic motifs and gloriously melancholy and slightly sinister atmospheres makes this one of the most interesting and […]

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