The frosty electronics of Dmitry Distant are perfectly balanced with Neud Photo alongside the warmer currents of Anton Miaovvi. A cracking compilation and a perfect […]
Reviews
Gail Priest :: Heraclitus in Iceland (Metal Bitch)
A reflective, cerebral and moodily introspective travel through natural elements and atmospheres of deep quietness. Gail Priest is an Australian sound artist and organic ambient […]
RX-101 :: EP4 (Suction)
I’ve a feeling there might be more in the RX-101 duffel bag of DAT cassettes, and while they’re being rummaged through, why not reacquaint yourself […]
JK Flesh :: Exit Stance EP (Downwards)
While the previous JK Flesh full length Rise Above (Electric Deluxe, 2016) was a harder affair with lots of distorted beats and deep bass, Exit […]
Exillon :: Numbers (Katabatik)
Numbers is highly recommended for folks looking for something in either the techno, acid, industrial and ambient realms or perhaps for something that goes whump in […]
Rontronik :: D A T A S H I F T EP (Self-Released)
Rontronik delivers flowing and bass-drenched sonic turbulence that casts memorable shadows and lightwaves across its 35-minute duration. Ron Croudy (aka Rontronik, technique:concrete, and part-founder of […]
Lingua Lustra :: Truth Rings Like A Bell (Shimmering Moods )
This new effort carries on timbral explorations and sonic soundscapes, this time with a focus on the psych-acoustic impact of bells resonances. Lingua Lustra is […]
V/A :: Snow Robots Volume 4 (Suction)
The warm 16-bit melodies of some twenty years back have mutated into grizzled men (much like myself) peddling coarse chords and rough rhythms made to […]
Eat Static :: Last Ship To Paradise (Interchill)
While Last Ship To Paradise is a good, solid electronic album combining elements of IDM style beats and grooves, it is not choked with so much synthesis […]
Robert Logan :: Pop EP (Slowfoot)
A foray into new territory combining his knowledge of classical music with atmospherics and just a hint of a more beat oriented approach. When a […]
Soletik :: Directional (Fusion Netlabel)
With Soletik’s 22-track Directional manifest, the artist tugs on a myriad of fierce, broken and disjointed rhythms. Whether or not the Fusion Netlabel is really […]









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