A pleasant and diversified collection of free form and slowly moving soothing drone ambiences enriched by green field recordings and minimal melodic sounding acoustic sequences. José […]
Reviews
3VIEW :: Tomonari Nozaki (forwind)
The whole is re-imagined into a dish fit to set before Basinski buffs and Hecker checkers. The series’ sheer sweep sees Nozaki’s sound gather in sono-dramatic force, cementing detail, […]
V/A :: Mid Atlantic Death (Great Circles)
A compilation of contrasts set in the rust clad cast of Great Circles. If you wanted to crack this Philadelphia label, sample its metallic taste […]
Sophus Y. Lie :: Endomorphism (YUYAY)
Diverse strands of sounds are effortlessly woven together whilst Lie remains true to the terser side of machine music. Developed, soulful and different; a fair […]
Gavin Russom / Bruno Belluomini :: Double review (Lux Rec./MRT)
Lux is exploring some of the darker elements of electronic music at the moment. Moody Sunday misery, the anxieties of the unwanted, the raw horror […]
Posthuman :: Back to Acid (Balkan Vinyl)
Acid loving Posthuman serve up a 12 track digital album packed to the gills with 303 drenched club workouts. The versatility of the 303 as a dance […]
exm :: Overscore EP (Touched)
While Autechre long ago left this planet in search of the most alien of rhythms and melodies, exm hews to a more earthly path finding […]
2 8 1 4 :: 新しい日の誕生 (Dream Catalogue)
新しい日の誕生 (Birth of a New Day) isn’t an album that begins, it’s one you arrive at, as if slowly waking from a fever dream in […]
Emiliano Romanelli :: Tabulatura (Terziruolo)
Though little of Tabulatura may strike the outside ear as new, the inner will likely not have heard it so before—with indeterminacy’s agency laying the grain of […]
Olga Wojciechowska :: Maps And Mazes (Time Released Sound)
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 […]
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. […]








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