Redshape’s geometry is logical but complex and nuanced, serious but uplifting. “Men’s souls wrestle with the thought of tomorrow,” some authoritative man’s voice from the […]
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3view :: Space is the Place
Electronic music is so much more down to earth these days, and that is a good thing. But when it first emerged, it was inextricably […]
Offthesky & Man Watching the Stars :: Afar, Farewell (Rural Colours)
While the Offthesky quietly paints him a vast universe, Man Watching the Stars populates it with planets, meteor showers and asteroids slowly tumbling end over […]
V/A :: Birds of a Feather (Flaming Pines)
Hatami says he has always been fascinated by the black woodpecker and its unique dining habits. Living in Sanandaj, Kurdistan, at the foot of a […]
Yellow6 / Egsun :: Worth Wasting Time (Somehow Ecstatic)
It’s a soothing and sophisticated album, ranging from Attwood’s actually quite uplifting “decline” to Egsun’s intertwined plucking and bowing on “Abracadabra,” somersaulting us to the end. […]
Mimyo :: Floating Ones (Curly Sol)
No diamond without flaws. The light shines right through Floating Ones. [Release page] Witness the beginning of what is sure to be an exciting career. Yong […]
Jin Choi :: A Thousand Whales of Love (Private Gold)
Choi has a brilliant ear, juxtaposing the most palpably acoustic piano with the most artificial of beats, the bounciest bass with the hardest of hardware. […]
V/A :: Air Texture Volume II (Air Texture)
Steadily holding the course upon reaching cruising altitude, co-pilots Loscil and Irisarri curate with aplomb what is proving to be the prime showcase for new […]