James Knapman

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Senking :: List (Raster-Noton, CD)

Reviews 04/19/2007 by James Knapman

(04.19.07) Raster-Noton has made a name for itself as a purveyor of clean and often clinical, cutting edge minimalism. Hosting a multitude of experimental releases […]

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Secede :: Vega Libre (Sending Orbs, CD)

Reviews 03/17/2007 by James Knapman

(03.17.07) Sending Orbs may not be the most prolific label in the world, but its frugality is a guarantee of two things: firstly, that every […]

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Vince Watson :: The eMotion Sequence (Delsin, CD/LP)

Reviews 01/30/2007 by James Knapman

(01.30.07) It’s been a long time since the Dutch champions of new techno Delsin released a full length solo album. $tinkworx Ain’t ‘Chit History was […]

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Svarte Greiner :: Knive + Raggsokk (Type, CD)

Reviews 11/10/2006 by James Knapman

(11.10.06) I don’t think it would be doing a disservice to Type Records to describe them as something of an art-house label. None of the […]

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Blamstrain :: Disfold (Sending Orbs, CD)

Reviews 11/09/2006 by James Knapman

(11.09.06) Following up their last release, the excellent My Dogan by Kettel, the Sending Orbs label delivers the long delayed Disfold by Blamstrain. The reason […]

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The North Sea & Rameses III :: Night of the Ankou (Type, CD)

Reviews 09/13/2006 by James Knapman

(09.13.06) Type’s latest offering is a re-release of a limited edition CD-R EP that originally appeared on the Finnish Lattajjaa label. Night of the Ankou […]

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Biosphere :: Dropsonde (Touch, CD/LP)

Reviews 08/18/2006 by James Knapman

(08.18.06) Subject to a confused and confusing release pattern, the new full length release by Biosphere arrived not a moment too soon, only to prove […]

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V/A :: Tured In Been (On, CD)

Reviews 07/26/2006 by James Knapman

(06.26.06) On Records proudly present their new compilation CD, a mix of new and classic material (much like their recent solo album by Autophonic) from […]

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Yagya :: Will I Dream During the Process? (Sending Orbs, CD)

Reviews 07/20/2006 by James Knapman

What was, not long ago, a relatively small scale forthcoming releases roster for the Sending Orbs label consisting of a new three part EP series […]

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Helios :: Eingya (Type, CD)

Reviews 06/16/2006 by James Knapman

(06.16.06) Keith Kenniff has accumulated much critical acclaim both for his superlative ambient debut album Unomia released through Merck, and for the soulful, folky, acoustic […]

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