Fitting for the analogy, Ignis is a perfectly-paced extended player themed on the ideal of Platonic solids, an elegant theory whose aesthetics have delighted mathematicians […]
Author: Stephen Fruitman
My Fun :: This Is All I Had Time For (The Land Of)
My Fun’s ambient is very homey and close to life. It breathes with the same rhythm as its listener and has dog-eared corners, some scratches […]
Xambuca :: Joulupukki (Erototox Decodings)
Each track is a vigorously constructed matrix of beats, flexible but muscled and oiled up, arranged in a lattice of suggestion and ideas. [Release page] […]
Laurel Halo :: Quarantine (Hyperdub)
Halo trowels through a soft soil of idea-rich, melodic self-accompaniment, an impressive display of compositional dexterity, complementing bass and electric piano with a hefty role […]
V/A :: Lost in the Humming Air: Music Inspired by Harold Budd (Oktaf)
Lost in the Humming Air is a credit to the lasting debt these artists are due a pioneer in their field without being beholden to […]
Andrew Weathers :: Someone Else’s Summer (Visceralmedia)
Gazing hard at it, there is no depth in which to plunge, which seems to me the essential ingredient for a successfully crafted drone. [Release […]
Burnt Friedman :: Bokoboko (Nonplace)
Bernd Freidmann reaffirms his status as one of the most interesting genres-in-himself in electronic music. [Release page] This artist has gone increasingly beat crazy as the […]
Yellow6 & Caught in the Wake Forever :: The Slow Manipulation of Dying Light (Hibernate)
The Slow Manipulation of Dying Light comes in like a lion and out like a lamb. [Release page] Jon Attwood and Fraser McGowan are Yellow6 […]