The 9T Antiope duo band consists of Iranian musicians Nima Aghiani and Sara Bigdeli Shamloo. Working since 2014, their debut album Syzygys was released in […]
Profiles
Exalt Records :: From the Ashes, It Rises
Vinyl resurgence? British techno resurgence? Or did it ever go away? Exalt did, but now it is back and with even more on the horizon […]
Where We Met :: Sometimes it’s the less likely locations
The Where We Met team are not newcomers to the game. Piazza has been addicted to electronics for years now and he adds that “Leo […]
The Machine Music Men of Mechatronica
The growth of Mechatronica has been nothing less than very impressive. Over its relatively short life, having opened its doors two years back, the Berlin […]
Interview with Floex and Tom Hodge :: A Portrait Of John Doe
A Portrait Of John Doe is the first collaborative album between Floex and Tom Hodge. It’s an alluring record combining electronica and classical orchestra—finding balance […]
Pater Noster Who Art In Darkness :: Interview and Mixes
Pater Noster has shied away from publicity, choosing instead to focus on cultivating a specific sound and style. Started in 2014 by Garret Littler and […]
Jeff Mills :: Music ingrained into the culture
30 years ago, he was the co-founder of Underground Resistance, a pioneering collective hailing from Detroit and definer of the techno groove we nowadays find […]
Kernkrach / Hertz-Schrittmacher :: A 2017 Retrospective
Kernkrach has just done what it does, unearth and release exciting electro pop, cold wave and synthesizer music. The focus of late has been on […]
Furthur Electronix :: Forged in the past, going beyond
Some labels have embraced past, present and are looking to the future. Imprints like Analogical Force and De:Tuned thoroughly respect the product of two decades […]
Meat Beat Manifesto :: Impossible star in the darkness
On the cusp of releasing Impossible Star, the first full-length album in over seven years, Jack Dangers of Meat Beat Manifesto embarks on a yet […]
Valcrond Video :: Stepping into the vortex with Luke Wyatt
The biases and preconceptions of 4/4 beats and a groove are melted and mutated with ambient, field recording and even indie in oblong moulds of […]

















