Maps and Mazes, her first solo album, is a collection of truly sublime pieces from a generous handful of these concordances. The search for connectivity and reciprocity stands boldly […]
Reviews
V/A :: Perfect Language (Brokntoys)
Brokntoys has established itself within the canon of British electro, but it’s also a label exploring techno and electronics with musicians outside of the UK. […]
Tobias Hellkvist :: Vesterhavet (self release)
Vesterhavet has been shaped and fine-tuned, the Swede’s swathes stretched and swollen over years in teeming layers of transportive tone accretion, into chronostatic sprawl. Ambient electroacoustic artist Tobias […]
Nimh :: Circles of the Vain Prayers (Rage in Eden)
A very sensorial and tripped out hypnotic avant-folk ambient album. For those who are not yet familiar with the work of Giuseppe Verticchio (Nimh), this […]
WC0016 & Abono :: All Is Number (ALLISANDNOT)
My only worry would be that the pressure to pander, to move to easier DJ friendly sounds might elbow emotion, and a desire to express […]
Stig Inge :: Bremen (ZCKR)
Stig Inge continues to hammer his hometown, subjecting its denizens to his brand of addled electronics, stretched sounds and fearful shades. I was chatting to […]
2VIEW :: Parallelism / Valanx (Shimmering Moods)
The first new releases of 2016 from Shimmering Moods—by Parallelism and Valanx—continue to champion the cause of artists blurring the boundaries of ambient, drone, electro-acoustic and […]
Thin Films :: Komerebi/Mantis (Thin Recordings)
The two pieces are comfortable, inviting listens that shape electronic synth leads and brushed snares into an engaging soundtrack to daily life, whether that be studying, […]
Rezo Glonti :: Budapest (Dronarivm)
Dozens of small dramas are being played out in a dense, urban setting festooned with shockingly green treetops. On the streets and in the stations, […]
Techno’s Outer Limits :: April 2016
Latest in a series of emissions from Techno’s Twilight Zone of EPs, 12″s & LPs with notes in the margins. Beginning in Berlin, Milton Bradley (having dallied […]
Mark Lyken :: The Terrestrial Sea (Important)
A very welcomed work made of intuitive, inventive soundscapes which are way recommended for listeners into the philosophy or phenomenology of sound art. Scotland based […]

















