Mixing soundtrack like instrumental elements, glitching organic noise, and boom-bap beats, it’s a lot of different ideas blended into one sound, but it works. Ambience […]
Reviews
Lee :: Alcyonian (Concrete Collage)
Lee would have made a great fit with the Toytronic collective—his use of intricate melodic beat juggling, drum/drill’n bass, acid tinges and downtempo rhythms are […]
Dissolved :: Opacity Fragments (Dissolvedamberrooms)
Opting for dense audio collages, fractured percussion and blissful modulations that evolve and devolve with crunchy bits and bytes flickering from all angles. Dense audio […]
Cathode Ray Tube :: Seconds Too Late: Original Soundtrack (Component)
Cathode Ray Tube outdoes himself with probably the most stark, dark, and dystopian electronic soundscapes yet. Stark, dark, and dystopian electronic soundscapes Well, just when […]
NNYz? :: C-BEAMS EP (Self Released)
NNYz?’s sound is self-described as “soundtracks to imaginary pictures,” and if you carefully listen to C-BEAMS, this becomes very clear, if not a bit murky, […]
Dimensional Holofonic Sound :: Seeing Is Believing (Self Released)
There are great, deep cut, crate digging breaks here, rare vocal snippets from some hidden cache of ancient vinyl, and crunchy, hard analog bass. Somewhere […]
Divus :: Divus 2 (Boring Machines)
Here Luca’s sax plays over rhythms and textures generated by Luciano’s modular system—an avid modular aficionado might even recognise a sound source or two. A […]
Girl In The Mirror :: Underwater Tales (Self Released)
The album is quite mellow and the instrumentals never complex or labyrinthine, but if you’re looking for an album which will carry you from world […]
IX :: Personal Energy Device (Pyramid Transmissions)
Not exactly Jaggers’ deep-rooted electro on Personal Energy Device, instead, we are taken on a trip through dark, bass heavy, and acid-drenched downtempo breaks and […]
ADJ :: Selected Transmissions From The Pyramid (For Those That Knoe)
Each track busts through extraterrestrial rhythms, subtle melodic strands, brisk acid notes, and low-end to rattle any bass bins. Jagged dark electro crevasses, breaks, and […]
Everyday Dust :: Mirrors (Sparkwood)
Mirrors isn’t intended for light background listening, instead it literally takes you into its mysterious atmospheric audio collage and doesn’t let go. A fascinating extrasensory […]
















