We All Die states the inevitable, but it also aims for audible perfection where slow-motion electrical sounds resonate, rattle and rummage. A bemusing yet impacting downtempo EP, this is multi-directional […]
Reviews
Anopolis :: Dimokritou EP (Lower Parts)
Drum machine programming is taken to a new level for Dimokritou. Anopolis’ Akropoleos is a record that I’ve practically worn out through overplay, and it’s […]
Marshall Watson :: Sitting Near Dreaming EP (Seven Villas Music)
Sitting Near Dreaming is a medley between subtle ambient electronica and melodiously cinematic atmospheres. Efficient and inviting for listeners in quest of deep serenity and reflective […]
Lesley Flanigan :: Hedera (Physical Editons)
On Hedera a beat, generated by a defective tape deck, mangy as it is, is the golden loom on which she warps her voice with exquisite control and detail, […]
Philippe Petit :: You Only Live Ice: Music From The Arctic Ice Shelf (Glacial Movements)
You Only Live Ice compellingly presents a landscape initially at rest, then draped, as if in timelapse, in dense tonal swathes, and wracked with electrostatic […]
David Morley :: The Origin of Storms (De:Tuned)
Ambient music with a rich and textured techno depth. Inspired by Conrad Schnitzler, Morley draws on a soft and serene selection of sounds, swirling them […]
Carbinax :: Snowglobe Citizen (Self-Released)
What’s amazing about Snowglobe Citizen is the sheer number of ideas Chris M manages to pack into any one track. With an average running time of […]
Parallel Worlds & Self Oscillate :: World Adapter (DiN)
Bridging the infinitesimal gaps between ambient and electronica, each audible snapshot is a pristine melodic bubble of time and space. Composed and produced by Ingo Zobel (Self […]
Radioactive Man :: Dub Vault Volume 2 (UNA Sound)
A properly excellent twist on the genre for fans of old and new dub sounds. There are few producers who can effortlessly pick 10 year-old […]
Syndrôm :: Sans Artifices EP (Pavillon36)
This (name your price) collection is choke full of tremulous percussion and heavily sporadic rhythms. Syndrôm’s music was previously described as “deftly explore(ing) outer worlds […]
Conduct :: Borderlands (Blu Mar Ten Music)
Borderlands is filled with “scenes,” evoked by laid back lounge, Cubist flamenco guitar with a serrated metal edge, interstellar wordless vocals, space gongs, Greek island […]








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