Curvepusher Sessions Vol. 1 does what you’d expect it to do, that is deliver four tracks of electro that will slice through speakers and floors with […]
Reviews
Drifting in Silence :: Dawn (Labile)
Dawn intends to design enveloping-soothing soundscapes which can advocate mind travels and encourage thoughtful meditative postures linked to some distant memories and to solitary, mystical […]
Dataline :: Be There (Detroit Underground)
Glitchy tones, low-end drifting, and a penchant for developed harmonies, Dataline dips into brittle techno hues, and sparkling acid undertones—sometimes washed down with evocative vocal […]
Franck Kartell :: Alaska (Bass Agenda)
The LP toys with the parameters of electro, layering in shades of electronica and IDM. Beats are present but shrouded in stark shadow, blurred in […]
Everyday Dust :: Further Studies Beyond Decay (Sparkwood)
Further Studies Beyond Decay maintains my view that Sparkwood has a host of visionary artists at their fingertips, as comfortable stringing together grooves that bounce […]
Scanner :: The Great Crater (Glacial Movements)
Mostly articulated around textures, The Great Crater also contains timbral experimentations, subtly droning flux and micro modulations. Active since the early 90s, Robin Rimbaud (aka […]
Hecq :: Chansons de Geste (Hymen)
A hauntingly cinematic, plaintive, solemn, reflective, and existential ambient work that will ravish fans of static and expressive drones of William Basinski, Philip Jeck and […]
Caron :: Shifted Reality (030303)
At its heart this is an EP of deep techno. Sounds have been mined from difficult to reach depths for this quartet, sounds nurtured into […]
Random Value :: Chuku Kelev EP (Clean Error)
Random Value offers Clean Error their 31st release and pulls together a vast electrical tapestry that spans through emotion and erratic tendencies. Random Value offers Clean Error […]
Mtch :: Splt / Rlm (Kaer’Uiks)
Devoid of emotional impact, the album moves forward via robotic glitch, clicks, flicks, and blips that are ruggedly manifested around bass jolts that even Autechre […]
Arovane & Hior Chronik :: Into My Own (A Strangely Isolated Place)
For fans of Lilies-era Arovane there is much here that will please your ears as manipulations of una corda piano, harpsicord and vibraphone glitter across […]
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