Minimal yet metaphysical, Mercury is indeed a magnum opus of the imagination and psyche at the full command of substance—designating the origin of all that […]
Reviews
Mark Lyken & Emma Dove :: Mirror Lands (Time Released Sound)
In itself the music of Mirror Lands embraces the path of semi-classical home made ambient, microtonalism, aleatoric experiments and green field recordings. For fans of […]
Costolloe & Nick Simoncino :: Double review (Signal Code)
These two records give a wide view of what this imprint has been up to over the last few years. A range of styles are […]
The Fear Ratio :: Refuge Of A Twisted Soul (Skam)
A creepy, dark collection of soundscapes and minor, skeletal melodies stretched out over sparse beats. One thing I love about writing reviews is that as […]
Periskop :: Immerse (Kabalion)
Immerse is essentially one long dark dive into deep-sea and chthonic space. It’s been quite some time since we heard from Danny Kreutzfeldt. Once highly prolific under given […]
ODAE :: (college) (Morning Hour)
An accomplished and exciting EP that does an expert job of retaining a core identity of sitar-inspired and ambient synth keys and tone clusters against […]
(ghost) :: Elas EP (n5MD)
Through a combination of new tracks and remixes, (ghost) cements his expertise in melodic and often daring, dramatic, and experimental harmonic techno while opening that […]
Dead Fader :: Dosage EP (Touchin’ Bass)
Dead Fader (aka John Cohen) is most known for his work on Robot Elephant and the brilliant collaboration with Sensational on the Work It, No […]
Benjamin Finger :: Amorosa Sensitiva (Blue Tapes, X-Ray Records)
Finger paints multi-dimensional worlds from lo-fi ambient drones, sun-bleached synth-iness, with various infusions: low cello tides, percussive clusters swarming spectrally round piano motifs, techno tropes slowed down, […]
Pole :: Wald (Pole Music)
Oh, Stefan, why’d you have to go and change? All those years ago when you dropped the drums and your 4 pole filter clattered to […]
Syl Kougaï :: ΙΧΘΥΣ (Schematic Music Co.)
Like leaping across far flung stones in a deep, dark river rather than finding a set and steady path. Syl Kougai’s ΙΧΘΥΣ sounds like what looking […]

















