Since 1997 Smartguy Records has been releasing a veritable banquet of styles and genres. U.S. labels seem more comfortable releasing a spectrum of sounds. Don’t get […]
Author: Robbie Geoghegan
Dalek I :: Compass Kum’pas (Medical)
Compass Kum’pas was first released in 1980, getting a few re-issues in the latter years of the decade. Seattle’s Medical Records has come to blow […]
Publicist / Tussle :: Split Infinitive (Voltaire)
With electro disco having dried up over the last few years, Voltaire are, in a way, breaking with the norm. For those looking for an […]
The Exaltics / Gosub :: The Exaltics Meets Gosub (Solar One Music)
The Exaltics serve up two warming Electro tracks, toeing the line between detached and inviting. Gosub tears down any welcoming aspects, instead establishing an uneasy twosome of […]
Soma Sema :: Artificial Heart / Frenzy (No Emb Blanc)
Synth pop has a tendency to focus on the machine sounds, with the larynx being used as an accompaniment. Soma Sema turn this norm on […]
Octavius :: Laws (Mannequin)
Laws is an almost lawless boarder crossing, skipping across state lines into a number of blurred genres. Synth wave, minimal pop and the darker side of […]
Joe Drive :: Exoplanets EP (Lux Rec)
Joe Drive and Exoplanets finishes off a quality year testing the limits of many genres—utilizing elements of House, Techno and Electro and incorporating these supposedly […]
Tevo Howard :: The Drapes in the Living Room EP (Thug)
Tevo Howard’s sound seems to be on a constant curve of transformation. The Chicago man’s sound is rooted in House, exploring the classic elements and […]
Legowelt :: Poverties Paradise (Echovolt)
Poverties Paradise is a sublime piece of electronics, Legowelt draping the listener in warm analogue sounds alongside a steady machine beat. Despite the financial austerity […]
Ian Martin & Yard :: Double review (Further)
A soulful audio tonic is required to escape the rains of the Pacific North West. Seattle based Further Records have been producing such remedies from […]
Momentform & Kartei :: Double review (W.T. Records)
W.T. Records closes a productive 2011 with two débutantes, First up are France’s Momentform with their self titled EP. Momentform is Fake breaks the silence […]











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