Robbie Geoghegan

Author: Robbie Geoghegan

David Morley :: The Origin of Storms (De:Tuned)

Reviews 05/30/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

Ambient music with a rich and textured techno depth. Inspired by Conrad Schnitzler, Morley draws on a soft and serene selection of sounds, swirling them […]

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Honzo :: Melancholia (Arboretum)

Reviews 05/22/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

This is dark, lonely music; terrifying in one respect and cruelly honest. And within this rawness, this discord, there are wonderful moments. One of the […]

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Synth Wave Revival? “Didn’t know there was one”—A tale of four lads and three decades

Features 05/21/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

Brendan Coyle. Mike Richardson. Neale Potts. Steven Lippert. A music revolution unfolding in their midst. “Being part of the electronic music scene in the UK […]

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Stephen Lopkin :: The Strategic Steam Reserve (Titanic City)

Reviews 05/14/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

The style is retrospective, but no replication. This is a just cracking 12” from a new generation of future gazers. Warm and textured throughout, heady and […]

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Final Cut :: Deep Into The Cut (re-release) (We Can Elude Control)

Reviews 05/07/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

Deep Into The Cut is an American reflection of what was happening in Europe, a mirror of the punk grime and electro terror of Europe. […]

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TX Connect :: Untimely Emotions (Computer Controlled)

Reviews 05/04/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

Untimely Emotions builds on the sounds TX Connect explored on Replacing Memories; toughened tracks of menacing mechanics and sinister stabbing synth. TX Connect, Gavin Gurthrie, […]

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Narcosis, Kromatones and the Rise of Jaquarius

Profiles 05/04/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

Kromatones, and its cousin, Narcosis are from that staying out till 8am on the Sunday following a Friday night league of 303 vandals. Music harking […]

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Charlton :: Charlton (TH ± Tar Hallow)

Reviews 05/04/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

This grizzled and gory style of techno isn’t new, it’s born out of post-punk and industrial nastiness; an age of pit closures and regime change. […]

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V/A :: Mid Atlantic Death (Great Circles)

Reviews 05/01/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

A compilation of contrasts set in the rust clad cast of Great Circles. If you wanted to crack this Philadelphia label, sample its metallic taste […]

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Sophus Y. Lie :: Endomorphism (YUYAY)

Reviews 05/01/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

Diverse strands of sounds are effortlessly woven together whilst Lie remains true to the terser side of machine music. Developed, soulful and different; a fair […]

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