So what are you getting with this third compilation? You’re getting what 030303 have been doing since the doors opened, expanding the acid and braindance […]
Reviews
Pinkcourtesyphone & Gwyneth Wentink :: Elision (Farmacia901)
The finest kind of acoustic-electronic collaboration, only nineteen minutes long but destined for endless repeat. When I reviewed Pinkcourtesyphone’s Foley Folly Folio, I thought it was […]
The volume settings folder :: Folder #05 (Self-Release)
Devoted to effective memories articulated to narratives and self-reflective mind travels. Nostalgic, sometimes emotionally overwhelmed ambient airs which open on a vast feeling of quietness. […]
2VIEW :: Ancestral Voices / Fenton (Samurai Horo)
The year has seen a stream of bold outings from Samurai Music‘s experimental d’n’b arm, Samurai Horo–the likes of ASC, Fis, Synth Sense, Ena, and Pact Infernal lately […]
December / Kaumwauld :: Half Cuts 1 (In Paradisum)
There’s been a rise in sludge techno in the last few years, industrial essences and experimentation, outsider electronics and a touch of Chicago. The boundaries […]
Frank Bretschneider :: Isolation (Line)
The finest moments break free from a sense of additive composition. Mobiles of sonic material are suspended, spinning slowly while the listener watches its rotation, […]
DJ Krush :: Butterfly Effect (Es-U-Es / Vinyldigital.de)
In an interview, Ishi referred to the profound effect the 2011 earthquake and tsunami had on him, on all his countrymen. “You know, you can lose […]
Federico Durand :: A Traves Del Espejo (12k)
The music is as beautiful as it is introspective, like a small window of antique glass looking right into Federico’s soul, allowing the listener to […]
Underworld :: Second Toughest In The Infants – Remaster (Universal)
So is the super-deluxe set just for fans? Well, perhaps not. Again, the price is going to be a barrier to entry for some, but […]
Valance Drakes :: Struggle Experienced Internally (Detroit Underground)
Bold, pitched percussion loops lay down the basis for each of these tracks, slowly filling with more density, adding a sense of tension and development […]
Akira Rabelais :: The Little Glass (Self-Released)
A briny, seaweed-laden music box, the peal of a bell and its reverberation biting into its own tail, singing glasses, star bells and smoothly lurching starfish […]

















