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6 & 8 :: Joana (Xylem)

Reviews 10/01/2014 by Philippe Blache

Another brilliant effort from a duet which has the power to move and surprise us continuously. 6 & 8 is an electronic experimental / sound […]

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L.iet & Kurt Bogenholtz :: kurzwellengericht (HalbsichtTonträger)

Reviews 09/30/2014 by Philippe Blache

The duo offers a distinctive, complex and neuro-electronic sounding alchemy where micro-sonic percolation meets hauntingly moving droney fragments. L.iet & Kurt Bogenholtz is the side […]

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Senko :: Dronetudes (Hymen)

Reviews 09/28/2014 by Philippe Blache

A vibrant, intriguing, digital and blissed-out collection of stylish electronic minimalism on the independent Hymen Records. Dronetudes, offered by the Denmark based sound art actor […]

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LPF12 :: Cover the Sky With Vellum and Stone (The Crime League)

Reviews 09/14/2014 by Philippe Blache

A pleasant and recommended musical listening that will definitely find new adepts in the space ambient music universe. LPF12 is a transcendental and abstract space […]

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Fluxus :: Mental Illness (OPN)

Reviews 09/02/2014 by Philippe Blache

Eerily moving electronic soundscapes made of fractal noises and sustained by an ambiguous flowing tempo and spoken words. OPN Records is an independent label based […]

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Matteo Uggeri :: Four Steps On Points (Fluid Audio)

Reviews 08/27/2014 by Philippe Blache

An absolute must and a profound lesson of musical intimacy. Impressively original and multi-talented artist, Matteo Uggeri made a distinctive name in the world of […]

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Snowbeasts :: Snowbeasts (Component)

Reviews 08/16/2014 by Philippe Blache

Snowbeasts is surfing on more darkened and meditatively cerebral droned-out waves, with some neo-kosmische touches, genuinely cinematic and coldly moving. Snowbeasts is the soundscaping dark […]

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Phoenix York :: Godspeed Phuong (Buried Standing)

Reviews 08/02/2014 by Philippe Blache

Fans of mysterious, nuanced and delicately sounding melodic ambient music will find here a little classic. With Godspeed Phuong, the Canadian Phoenix York offers a […]

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Cebec :: Strome (Self Release)

Reviews 08/02/2014 by Philippe Blache

Very addictive, weirdly dreamy and powerfully droney. Cebec is the minimal ambient-noise project of the sound designer Matthew Carpenter, from the United States. This musical […]

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Xumla :: Statix (Audiobulb)

Reviews 07/23/2014 by Philippe Blache

An impressive, delicate, moving, carefully conceived and intensely creative album that will ravish enthusiastic fans of modern classical / dream pop artifacts of Alva Noto, […]

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AU+ :: Emily (Minimal Trend)

Reviews 07/08/2014 by Philippe Blache

Wildly experimental but punctuated by vibrant melodious tense phrases, this tape is a real curiosity and guarantees an original sonic sound exploration. Minimal Trend Records […]

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