Overall, Phone to Logos details a process by which Hatami’s early and more linear ambience has given way to more disruptive and complex sound signatures, […]
Reviews
Not just jazz
A succinct coverage of four boundary pushers, most likely filed under jazz at record stores and online music shops. Four albums that distinctly and assertively […]
exm :: Singles (Touched Music)
2016 has proven to be a minefield of extensive electronic music releases and exm‘s foray into distilled experimental fragments allows Singles to flourish in a field of its […]
V/A :: MTRON001 (Mechatronica)
Mechatronica’s first 12” has married a range of electro styles, cementing a solid footing for further excursions; whether these outings will range into different genres, […]
Portable :: Alan Abrahams (Studio !K7)
Abrahams continues to push on, as singer, songwriter, performer, and citizen of the world. That more people may encounter his music is for the better. […]
Seixlack :: Bed Bug Bites (X-Kalay)
Raw, yet refined when he needs to be, this is an artist to expect things from; the unexpected. It can be hard to stand out […]
Tangent :: Collapsing Horizons (n5MD)
Featured from front to back are precision, hardened sound-structures and distorted fractals that echo and fade. Crumpled ambient versus mechanized glitch surrounded by cosmic low-end from The […]
Emerge :: Fraud (Attenuation Circuit)
A trilogy of dark ambient as underripe noise, perfidious potential rather than brutish exertion, each segment fifteen to twenty minutes long, creeping low to the ground. Internal […]
Wolfgang Voigt & Deepchord present :: Peter Michael Hame’s Colours Of Time Re-Interpreted (Astral Industries)
Peter Michael Hamel’s Colors of Time Re-Interpreted features two artists on a split EP re-interpreting an obscure, multi-part kosmische synth epic from 1980. Since reviewing Astral […]
Luciano Lamanna :: In Vitro (Multiple)
Lamanna’s musical musings are far from clipped, most of his offerings are well into the seven minute mark. And this is what distinguishes his style. […]
Krishna :: Ascend to Nothing (Silken Tofu)
While free jazz, metal and electronic squigglism are all components, the relentlessly massed power drone of Ascend to Nothing might also aspire to something more, an […]
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