Reviews

JFrank :: Micro Life Span EP (Kaer’Uiks)

Reviews 08/20/2017 by Pietro Da Sacco

Micro Life Span contains a myriad of tranquilized exp-electronic decay, some delivered in more upbeat transmissions, while others into infinite leftfield variations. IDM, breaks, electro, […]

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MacroNoise :: Caravan Planet EP (Abstrakt Reflections)

Reviews 08/20/2017 by Pietro Da Sacco

Caravan Planet slides by gently, causing very little clutter for the minds ear, and elicits a meandering electrical calm worth diving into. A synaptic pulse, […]

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EinarIndra :: Unravel EP (Möller)

Reviews 08/17/2017 by Andrew Danso

Unravel starts strong and then eases off—this is an EP put together like a strong water current at full moon, resting bit by bit as […]

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B12 :: Electro Soma II Re-Issue (Warp)

Reviews 08/17/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

For those of you who missed Electro Soma, I’m envious. You now have the opportunity to delve into an album of inspirational electronic music, an […]

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V/A :: Machine Funk Is Our Game (Kraftjerkz)

Reviews 08/12/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

Across four tracks the 12” journeys down different avenues. From the otherworldliness of the circuit boards and electrical impulses to the body slamming pastiche of […]

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Heinrich Dressel :: The Styx Swamp (Barba)

Reviews 08/12/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

In spite of the electro coolness running through the record there is also an inviting techno undertone. Lombardozzi finds an enviable equilibrium between fluid waterways […]

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The Exaltics feat. Rudolf Klorzeiger :: Das Heise Experiment 2 (The Prequel) (Solar One)

Reviews 08/12/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

The release sets the scene, a back story of mutation and machine music. The six tracks narrate a Frankenstein tale, with the picture disc and […]

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In Rotation :: Multi-view (August 2017)

Reviews 08/04/2017 by Pietro Da Sacco

In rotation for the past few weeks, this multi-view reveals the latest sonic landscape from five more talented musicians. Plenty of brittle, glitch, abstract, noisy, […]

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John Shima :: Renegade (Distant Worlds)

Reviews 08/04/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

John Shima’s sounds have become more intricate, more patterned, yet he has managed to maintain that deftness of touch which makes him one of the […]

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x.y.r. :: Labyrinth (Not Not Fun)

Reviews 07/29/2017 by Alan Lockett

But topography, albeit figuratively, still figures as Labyrinth‘s decaying synth and faded sonorities eponymously model meandering inner zones with ‘six misty, mystic chambers of dreams, drones, […]

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