Nine tracks that ravage, ricochet, and syncopate their way through, Impendulo delivers high-level, machine-driven tectonic sound, and subtle melodic twists. Impendulo follows up from 2012’s Retro […]
Reviews
Sync 24 x Privacy / DeFeKT :: Split Excursions Vol 1 (Cultivated Electronics)
Electro has bloomed as a genre over the last ten years and throughout that process, throughout that growth, Cultivated Electronics led the way. This recent […]
Nomade Orquestra :: EntreMundos (Far Out)
EntreMundos is a fantastic celebration of modern pyrotechnics, retro ambiance, mighty grooves, dynamic motion and hallucinogenic splendor. In April last year London-based Far Out Recordings […]
Bochum Welt :: April (!K7)
It would be lazy and unfair to compare some of the tones and arrangements to Boards of Canada so let’s just say this and a […]
Piotr Cisak :: Venus Express EP (Tutamen)
Four completely varied stories with unique characters proving that unpredictability can be something very useful and effective. Unpredictability, in a good sense, sometimes lacks in […]
Dez Williams :: Forlorn Figures in Godforsaken Places (Mechatronica)
Williams’ latest 12” is an excellent example of why he is held in such high regard. Three cuts of no-nonsense, straight up, sheer machine music, […]
Order Of The Muffin :: Dopamine EP (Bass Agenda)
Indeed a sonic neurotransmitter of the extraterrestrial kind, Order Of The Muffin creates seamless organic electro on the Dopamine extended player. From Macedonia we see […]
In Rotation :: Multi-view (June 2017)
In rotation for the past few weeks, this multi-view reveals the latest sonic landscape from five talented musicians. Plenty of brittle, glitch, abstract, noisy, mechanical and […]
GLOBAL NOISE :: The Great Harry Hillman, Tatran, Notilus
Rebellious, eclectic post-jazz theatricality from Swiss/German quartet The Great Harry Hillman, incendiary, otherworldly abstraction from Tel Aviv’s three-piece band Tatran, and futuristic, explosive fusions from […]
Clark :: Death Peak (Warp)
Death Peak delivers on its promise of hidden mysteries with repeated listenings. Never retro nor settling; across nine albums he maintains constant forward momentum as a […]
Biosphere :: The Petrified Forest (Biophon)
On the surface The Petrified Forest may seem a minor work, but only in terms of its brevity. Biosphere continues to branch out in discrete […]
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