Reviews

DimDJ :: Recurring Patterns (June)

Reviews 04/14/2019 by Robbie Geoghegan

There are certain artists who seem to consistently deliver the goods, musicians who constantly drive their machines into the ground, and the red, to create […]

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Kero & Valance Drakes :: Abstract Thought EP (Detroit Underground)

Reviews 04/13/2019 by Pietro Da Sacco

Both Kero and Valance Drakes exhibit highly detailed extraterrestrial electronics, merging glitch-hop and surreal atmospherics into a visual-audio four-pack kaleidoscope. Just what would you expect […]

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PERA STA ORI :: Iskios EP (Yellow Machines)

Reviews 04/13/2019 by Pietro Da Sacco

Yellow Machines is back after a 5 year break with a solid four track EP, two original tracks from ΠΕΡΑ ΣΤΑ ΟΡΗ or PERA STA […]

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exm :: 01411635 (Kaer’Uiks)

Reviews 04/12/2019 by Pietro Da Sacco

With two tracks spanning over 15-minutes each, exm creates vast, expansive, and utterly engaging worlds filled to the brim with magnetically charged rhythms that clatter […]

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V/A :: DE:10.03 (De:tuned)

Reviews 04/07/2019 by Robbie Geoghegan

Giving praise to some of the giants of electronic music, De:Tuned is once again hitting the shelves of respectable record stores. This third EP of […]

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Nseven :: Overcast (Self-Released)

Reviews 04/07/2019 by Pietro Da Sacco

Nseven’s ability to create warm, engaged, and moving soundscapes is without question. Eight tracks seemingly meant for my ears as I commute from Ontario, California […]

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Pushkin :: Sertra Line (Touched Music)

Reviews 03/31/2019 by Alexander Hosford

Distant transit samples give way to an ambience you’ve heard before, but also never heard. Pushkin has taken the deceptively-simple constructs of ambient electronica and […]

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Kyle Bobby Dunn :: From Here to Eternity (Past Inside the Present)

Reviews 03/30/2019 by Alan Lockett

‘It’s about this place in North Montreal where I’d go to escape […] It’s incredibly beautiful, but it also filled me with hopelessness and a […]

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Nimon :: The Slow Atrophy of Hope (Self-Released)

Reviews 03/30/2019 by Philippe Blache

A vividly imaginative, organic, and icy ambient album mainly built on flexible guitar drones, detached eerie patterns and reverberant contemplative clouds of sounds. One blissful […]

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