An impacting dosage of finely de-tuned electronics with a definitive pulse (for ages 12+). Eight tablets with embedded upbeat electro, breaks, and rugged braindance rhythms New […]
Reviews
Alessandro Cortini :: Volume Massimo (Mute)
Volume Massimo has all the trappings of a modern classic—efficient compositions, gorgeous production, a disregard for trends and fashions, but most of all, it is an […]
Beatwife & Droid Eater :: Double review (Concrete Collage)
Double review for Lyon, France-based Concrete Collage with releases by Beatwife (Ronaldsey) and Droid Eater (Bipolar Outflow). Learn more about extremely digestible poppy (Rephlex-styled) beats […]
Boneless One :: Woofers (Selvamancer)
A lover of all things acid and all things raw, the veteran of ProForm and central figure of Tabernacle’s Ride the Gyroscope is on it […]
øjeRum :: Without Blood The Sun Darkens (Cyclic Law)
This one will lead you to the icy continent of lost memories and sorrowful reveries. This is one real surprise and it’s unexpected to discover […]
V/A :: DE:10.07 (De:tuned)
Number seven is split down the middle. Two tracks from the archives, and two modern tracks. Telling which is which is no easy feat. Each […]
Topdown Dialectic :: Vol. 2 (Peak Oil)
While there’s no shortage of dubby electronica to explore at the moment, few producers have such an understanding of tension, the confidence to make bold […]
V/A :: Various IV (030303)
The guys at 030303 have a track record of sourcing lesser known talent on their collections. The fourth instalment is no exception. Across a wide […]
Eskostatic :: Serpentines & Valleys (Ultimae)
Textured light and dark tones cascade as Eskostatic’s debut on the prolific France-based Ultimae imprint unearths a vast 75-minute collection of tempered low-end odysseys well […]
Moss Covered Technology :: Slow Walking (Polar Seas)
Moving textures, radiant solitary drones meet dense harmonic layers to create a vast, subtle and icy forest of peaceful emotive sounds, shrouded in a profoundly […]
Laite :: Fuckfaced Robots (X0X)
This is a record that is at times bold, at times daring, and at others just plain silly. It is a well thought out posthumous […]

















