Twins Natalia‘s debut album The Destiny Room delivers an astonishing collection of authentic and truly nostalgic eighties electro pop. To say that there has been […]
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Yagya :: Will I Dream During The Process? (DeepChord Redesigns) (Subwax Bcn)
Some of these reworkings are so good, in fact, it’s possible that they may completely supplant the originals as favorites in the Yagya canon. The […]
Atiq & EnK :: Embracing The Unknown (Mindtrick)
Embracing The Unknown features enough inventive and complementary material to make it a must for those who really got into Fear Of The Unknown. Embracing […]
KiloWatts :: Seven Succulents (KiloWatts Music)
Seven Succulents is probably KiloWatts’ most accomplished work to date, an impressive achievement given his uniformly excellent back catalog. Imagine, if you will, that you’re […]
Olan Mill :: Hiraeth (Preservation)
Olan Mill’s new album is a mix of swirling, grainy synth washes, classical strings and disembodied, operatic soprano vocals floating in a slow-motion drift. Since […]
cv313 :: The Path To Dimensional Space (Part 4: Trajectory)
Introduction Q & A – Part 4 [Live @ Primary] :: Review [Live Excursions] :: Review Read Part 5: Transference Read Part 3: Orbital Introduction […]
Brock van Wey :: Home (echospace [detroit])
Home is virtually devoid of beats and rhythms, a trait that actively works in the albums’ favor, especially given its epic running time. When you […]
Bavaria :: We’ll Take A Dive (n5MD)
Bavaria’s debut album, We’ll Take A Dive is an astonishing collection of minimalist, modular electronic pop songs that is both memorable and affecting. If you […]