Relying on his ability to produce an album of lush electronics that will leave you with a warm glow inside and a smile on your face long after the last note fades away.
Author: Paul Lloyd
TYMPANIK AUDIO :: 3View 2011.3
Despite significant changes in musical retail in recent years Tympanik Audio have successfully managed to maintain their popularity with a regular release schedule (mostly on […]
TOUCH :: 3View 2011.2
Resplendent in founder Jon Wozencroft’s distinctive sleeve designs, Touch is always mindful of quality both aesthetically and musically, and continues to deliver the best in […]
Access To Arasaka :: void(); (Tympanik Audio)
void(); is a combination of intricate, frenetic, glitchy beatwork and dark creeping atmospheric ambience. Sometimes perfectly cinematic and quite beautifully conceived, sometimes dark and ominous, […]
Mothboy :: Yield EP (Drawn)
A master of bass manipulation, Smerdon’s final release as Mothboy is typically bass heavy but as wonderfully produced and executed as you would expect if […]
Peter Martin Christopherson aka “Sleazy” (1955-2010)
Christopherson’s personal legacy and contribution to underground music burns brightly and will live on for long to come. Never one to shy away from controversy […]
cliffordandcalix :: Lost Foundling 1999-2004 (Aperture)
(August 2010) cliffordandcalix is the duo of Mark Clifford and Chantal Passamonte. Both Warp artists, Clifford is best known as a founder member of Seefeel […]
Mille Plateaux :: Review three pack
(May 2010) After lying dormant for several years Mille Plateaux makes and an unexpected but welcome return to the fray. Following an ill-fated attempt to […]
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