Experimental Electronic Music
This time, though, rather than the exhausting onslaught of additional material that quadrange.ae.ep, Quaristice Versions and the various Japanese exclusives offered, we get a tightly controlled ten tracks that are far more than mere remixes or reworkings of tracks from Oversteps.
(June 2010) Having frequently commented upon the cinematic nature of a wide variety of releases it makes a welcome change to be able to listen […]
(June 2010) It’s been quite a while since Type released an electronic record that came anywhere close to being conventional, opting instead for a steady […]
(May 2010) It seems to be becoming quite fashionable these days to record modern classical music on location, particularly within a church setting due to […]
(May 2010) The cover of Candle Nine’s The Muse in the Machine is adorned by a mutated, smashed and shattered, ink-spattered antique typewriter that evoke […]
Oversteps is an absolute triumph for Ae, taking a brave new direction that will undoubtedly create new fans and win back those who lost their way post Confield, whilst simultaneously pleasing the majority of their existing fan-base. Quite an achievement.
(April 2010) Aside from Type’s welcome series of re-issues and previously unreleased soundtracks, this is the first full album of new material from Sylvain Chauveau […]
(March 2010) It was inevitable, in a way, that Funckarma would end up absorbing elements of dubstep into their work. Their Legiac project had shown […]
