Robbie Geoghegan

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Borghesia :: Ljubav Je Hladnija Od Smrti & End Of Your Garden/De Må Være Belgiere Split LP (Dark Entries)

Reviews 01/21/2011 by Robbie Geoghegan

Dark Entries are moving further into the realms of synth wave obscurity. The San Francisco imprint has trekked across the Atlantic for its latest pair […]

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Albert Van Abbe :: No Comment_0001 (No Comment)

Reviews 01/08/2011 by Robbie Geoghegan

No Comment, on one slab of wax, have broached a number of electronic styles. From the minimal techno of Albert Van Abbe to the clinical […]

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Sero :: Interception System EP (x0x)

Reviews 12/22/2010 by Robbie Geoghegan

Sero’s original is a cold piece of Japanese Telecom electro with just the right amount of old-school electro inserted into the text. On the back […]

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EOD & D’Arcangelo :: Double review (030303)

Reviews 12/19/2010 by Robbie Geoghegan

Where EOD explores some of the warmer notes of IDM, the D’arcangelo boys have gone down the route of experimental machine sounds. Nevertheless, both have […]

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Juanpablo :: Dream EP (Frigio)

Reviews 12/18/2010 by Robbie Geoghegan

This isn’t hard minimal electro, or breakbeat material, it is electro with subtle hints of techno and elements of house in the mix… an EP […]

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Eleven Pond :: Bas Relief (Dark Entries)

Reviews 12/15/2010 by Robbie Geoghegan

The record is a monument of 1980’s synth music. It has the clever melodies, the electronic composition and the freshness of a new style of […]

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Anders Ilar :: Stories of Old (Yard Rec.)

Reviews 12/03/2010 by Robbie Geoghegan

The first thing that strikes home about Ilar is the variety of styles he draws upon. Electronica is meshed with minimal techno and deep house. […]

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Heinrich Dressel :: Vicolo Cieco (MinimalRome)

Reviews 12/03/2010 by Robbie Geoghegan

There are few artists that make what Heinrich Dressel does, rich movie score pieces of electro. The tracks are drenched in analogue depth, echoing the […]

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