A sound for rain soaked nights and fog machine filled clubs, Singularity breathes through a crooked smile. Lux Rec had a great year in 2013. […]
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L’Avenir & Polydroid :: Double review (Cold Beats)
PolyDROID is a Dublin based electronic music artist who has followed L’Avenir as the second musician to release on a new Barcelona based label: Cold […]
Janet & Cirkutry :: Double review (Acoustic Division)
Acoustic Division has never followed one musical line. Since 2010 the Kentucky has released House, Techno, Electro, Synth Wave and Noise alongside some sounds that […]
Mario Moretti :: Spaziotempo (Bordello A Parigi)
Bordello A Parigi is opening its 2014 account with contemporary artists. Following on from the likes of Heinrich Dressel and Franz Underwear comes a veteran […]
Lè Travo :: Erring and Errant (Dark Entries)
Bollen quakes with the angst and anger that characterized the music of 80s synth wave. There is a pervasive sadness accompanying this frustration, but there […]
ANNA LOGUE Rec. :: Marc Schaffer igloomag mix
The head honcho of Anna Logue has got behind the turntable to deliver an hour showcase of his awe-inspiring imprint. Popularity is a fickle […]
Morphology :: Intercal (Central Processing Unit)
Intercal is bleak and involving, warm and estranging; in short, everything good electronic music should be. Morphology have been quiet of late. After years of […]
Adapta :: Adapta 3 (Brutalist Sunset)
Diverse, and not afraid to deviate, Conner has crafted four pieces of textured electronics that reach into the history of UK Techno whilst gazing into […]
Dynarec :: Exomove EP (Solar One Music)
Raw and unrelenting, DynArec does Solar One proud with four cuts of cruel and isolated Electro. An artist, easily assumed lost, has been reclaimed. DynArec […]
Anton Maiovvi :: Monoceroticism (Flight Recorder)
He started out with Italo and Hi-NRG influenced sounds, but since those beginnings the Bristol born musician has shifted into the realm of soundtracks and […]
Victrola / Big Ben Tribe :: Double review (Dark Entries)
Big Ben Tribe and Victrola are from the same time, and same land, but their use of the synthesizer couldn’t have been more different. Whilst […]

















