The tracks are unashamedly experimental, noise jarring into harmonies that are washed over by Industrial pangs and hardship. Rhythm patterns are warped, bent and reconfigured […]
Author: Robbie Geoghegan
Automatic Tasty :: Sentimentalist’s Choice (Central Processing Unit)
There seems to be a thawing in the Central Processing Unit output. In spite of the drop in temperature outside Sheffield Bleep’s label has decided […]
Valanx :: Ejecta Remixes (diametric.)
Ejecta saw Arne Weinberg bury deeper, digging below into insular isolation to seek shelter amongst the internal shadows. Now Valanx has called upon four similarly […]
Visonia et Dopplereffekt / Federico Leocata :: Double review (Last Known Trajectory)
In the last twelve months the British imprint has clocked up some excellent EPs from the likes of Galaxian, Inkamera and Jazaus the Shining. Now […]
Illustration Sonore / Paul Nelson :: Double review (Medical)
With their latest two releases Seattle’s Medical Records is making a new. As the label grows Troy Wadsworth is continuing his examination of the past […]
Figure Study / Max + Mara :: Double review (Dark Entries)
The temperature may be dropping but this hasn’t hindered Dark Entries productivity. Josh Cheon’s fervent release rate is being maintained with two LPs from two […]
Samaan :: Merchants and Missionaries (One Electronica)
To date the Northern Ireland label has focused on the homegrown talents, and imprint bosses, of Samaan and Superior. One Electronica returns to Samaan for […]
R-A-G :: Life (Lux Rec)
Lux have returned to the shadows and sought new sounds with a trio of formidable acclaim. In spite of its Latin rooted name, Lux Rec […]
ArD2 :: Night Lights (SETI)
ArD2 with SETI Recordings are part of the growing wave, demonstrating their talent with an EP of changing moods that suits both armchair and dancefloor. […]
V/A :: Electroconvulsive Therapy Vol 1 (Medical)
Medical Records, since the label’s inception, has been a two record at a time imprint. Now it’s time to buck the trend. Medical have three, […]
Stu Crosbie :: Dark Arts 03 (Dark Arts)
There’s something moreish and murky in Dark Arts 03, from the surreptitious soundscapes to the full out clout of some tracks. It’s either a wise […]

















