Robbie Geoghegan

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Valanx :: Xenolith (Diametric.)

Reviews 02/25/2012 by Robbie Geoghegan

Xenolith is a dark vision from the mind of Valanx. The bucolic tones of nature, the progression of modernity and the thrill of the metropolis […]

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V/A :: Urbi et Orbi Vol III (Minimal Rome)

Reviews 02/22/2012 by Robbie Geoghegan

There’s a wonderful variety across the album, of established artists and new names, of musical styles and ideas. Turn a corner and you’re listening to […]

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Studyman :: Minimal Action (Decabaret)

Reviews 02/17/2012 by Robbie Geoghegan

Studyman is cutting his teeth on the French label with the Minimal Action EP. There have already been some web comparisons to Robert Hood and […]

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Neud Photo :: Simulations (Pylon)

Reviews 02/15/2012 by Robbie Geoghegan

Neud Photo makes Simulations seem effortless; the tracks ebb and flow masking the intricacies of Nightingale’s vintage synthesizer arsenal. Neud Photo, aka Nico Nightingale, is […]

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Plastic Frog :: Review batch

Reviews 02/15/2012 by Robbie Geoghegan

Over of spread of EP’s and albums, Plastic Frog have explored—and released—some excellent synth, electro pop and EBM. It can be quite a mission to […]

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Breathing life into minimal Europa (Anna Logue)

Reviews 02/07/2012 by Robbie Geoghegan

Anna Logue is a label with an undeniable ear for quality synth wave and minimal pop. The German imprint has illustrated this across a spread […]

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Hadamard :: Jupiter Cycle 1 & 2 (Last Known Trajectory)

Reviews 02/04/2012 by Robbie Geoghegan

The Jupiter Cycles are the best work of Hadamard to date. Bartelink leads the listener through automated atmospherics, phantoms of electric pulses and inside his […]

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Smartguy Records :: Review batch

Reviews 02/04/2012 by Robbie Geoghegan

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 […]

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