Hailed in the pressed release as “brothers that make music you can dance to, or not,” this pair have managed to create an invigorating LP, […]
Author: Robbie Geoghegan
UnknownmiX :: Chew Some More (Lux Rec.)
Lux Rec has never adhered to one style. Techno, house, soundtracks and of course gnarled EBM under the MRT wing. Once again the pick, trowel […]
V/A :: When The Rich Wage War, It’s The Poor Who Die (Poverty Is Violence)
A heady range of sounds are explored on a compilation that grits teeth, journeys into the machine, seeks out the shadows and will go in […]
Bauri :: Vinkelvolten EP (Firescope)
A sound that many have forgotten but one that deserves to be heard, a style that had little pretense and would inspire modern acts like […]
Sync 24 x Privacy / DeFeKT :: Split Excursions Vol 1 (Cultivated Electronics)
Electro has bloomed as a genre over the last ten years and throughout that process, throughout that growth, Cultivated Electronics led the way. This recent […]
Arrakis. Dune. French Techno? :: The World of Epsylonn-Otoktone Sound System
At Dune’s core is a tough style of techno, a harsh and heavy sound that is more like 1991 rather than 10191. Yet, with the […]
Dez Williams :: Forlorn Figures in Godforsaken Places (Mechatronica)
Williams’ latest 12” is an excellent example of why he is held in such high regard. Three cuts of no-nonsense, straight up, sheer machine music, […]
Klankman :: Information Overload EP (TH ± Tar Hallow)
Five shrapnel pocked pieces of twisted metal, painted black, make up Information Overload. Some artists mellow with time, especially in the world of techno. The […]
Tru West :: The Rise and Fall of the Eurojesters (Marmo Music)
Marmo Music has always had an attitude, a refusal to conform, a desire to go their own way. This means that their sound can be […]
Possblthings and Pulse Drift :: Something in the Leipzig water?
Jena. Leipzig. Electro. These two towns are synonymous with quality machine music. Frigid funk. Clinical cuts. Astral reductions. The Exaltics. AC Records, Lunatic, YUYAY. All […]
Femur :: Electronic down to its bones
Based on the strength of these first two 12”s (by Frak and Celldöd), a new, interesting, and forward looking label has just been established here […]

















