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Publicist :: Keep It Off The Record EP (Voltaire)

Reviews 02/15/2011 by Robbie Geoghegan

An energy filled and DJ friendly record with a synthesizer focus and kraut slant; it’s a surprise this is a U.S. record. [Listen | Purchase] […]

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GENETIC MUSIC / NO EMB BLANC :: 3View 2011.4

Reviews 02/05/2011 by Robbie Geoghegan

Minimal electropop, EBM, synth wave and whatever else you want to call this music is the German label’s specialty. Few labels manage to hit the […]

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Electronic Activity :: Syn-Po-Tek (E-Activity)

Reviews 01/31/2011 by Robbie Geoghegan

Somehow, Balrak has managed to escape all the modern trappings associated with techno. There are no house jabs in there, nor slants of electro. Even […]

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SUDETEN CRECHE :: Synchronized soundscapes

Profiles 01/28/2011 by Robbie Geoghegan

Just before Sudeten Creche hit the road to tour Europe for the first time in decades I managed to catch up with them for a […]

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Chrisma :: Chinese Restaurant & Hibernation (Medical)

Reviews 01/21/2011 by Robbie Geoghegan

It’s amazing to hear what this married couple were making over thirty years ago. The range explored by Chrisma is pretty incredible. The album doesn’t […]

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Borghesia :: Ljubav Je Hladnija Od Smrti & End Of Your Garden/De Må Være Belgiere Split LP (Dark Entries)

Reviews 01/21/2011 by Robbie Geoghegan

Dark Entries are moving further into the realms of synth wave obscurity. The San Francisco imprint has trekked across the Atlantic for its latest pair […]

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Albert Van Abbe :: No Comment_0001 (No Comment)

Reviews 01/08/2011 by Robbie Geoghegan

No Comment, on one slab of wax, have broached a number of electronic styles. From the minimal techno of Albert Van Abbe to the clinical […]

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Sero :: Interception System EP (x0x)

Reviews 12/22/2010 by Robbie Geoghegan

Sero’s original is a cold piece of Japanese Telecom electro with just the right amount of old-school electro inserted into the text. On the back […]

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EOD & D’Arcangelo :: Double review (030303)

Reviews 12/19/2010 by Robbie Geoghegan

Where EOD explores some of the warmer notes of IDM, the D’arcangelo boys have gone down the route of experimental machine sounds. Nevertheless, both have […]

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