At the intersection between ambient, minimalism, 4th world, found sound, drone, and post-classical composition. Questing ambient and soundscape exponents with previous form over a slew of […]
Reviews
To Destroy A City :: Sunless (n5MD)
The effortless combination of post-rock and electronic music; the music of a city in perpetual night, lit artificially and flowing with life and energy. The […]
Perseus Traxx :: The Magic Garden (Titanic City)
Thick and meaty rhythms, synthesizer spite mellowed by moments of lush pads. Titanic City’s latest press release claims that the new addition to their roster […]
Hinode :: Globular Clusters (Helena)
Globular Clusters collects three pieces of wonderfully immersive works of Detroit tinted techno. Functionality steeped in form. Portugal isn’t famed for electronics. I can’t think […]
Brandon Hurtado :: Other Spaces (Moreau)
After little more than half an hour, an echoing, low-slung guitar just stopping when enough, for now, has been said. Brandon Hurtado’s music has frayed […]
Squarepusher :: Damogen Furies (Warp)
In its own twisted way, Damogen Furies provides a dialogue between sub-genres where Squarepusher, as one of the interlocutors, swallows whole the other and vomits […]
Fabrizio Modonese Palumbo :: Doropea (Old Bicycle)
In this craft based minimalist work Palumbo is using a vast array of instruments and effects to design expanded micro-tonal sound sculptures in a quite […]
Gacha :: Send Two Sunsets (Apollo)
The Apollo signing, the cover art, the recent singles under his Bakradze moniker, the stunning transparent blue vinyl, all of it struck a Pavlovian string […]
How To Cure Our Soul :: Saigon (Audiobulb)
A beautiful sound map made of sinuous and long-form textured ambiences interact with slow moving variations, short fragmented motifs and soothing harmonies, with a vibrant […]
Akatombo :: Sometime, Never (Hand-Held Recordings)
This kind of music is ravenous and if you look into its eyes it can turn you into a pillar of salt. One needs to go […]
Low Jack :: Sewing Machine (In Paradisum)
Low Jack delivers a work bubbling with angst and aggression where only the barest pinpricks of hope are audible. The age of choice has been […]

















