The musical territory explored on Visions Vol.1 is quite captivating and will without any doubt seduce hardcore fans of free-form and contemporary beat-driven electronic music. Rising […]
Reviews
Chris Moss Acid :: Phantacy EP (Shipwrec)
Chris Moss Acid is part of a new generation utilizing that distinctive decaying dirge, merging monosynth abrasiveness with other sounds and delivering something different. I […]
Build Buildings :: A Generation of Books (Audiobulb)
A pleasant sounding collection that ultimately proves unchallenging and transient in that it moves across your sonic field to other places without really sticking. A […]
Vril :: Portal (Delsin)
An absolute must not just for fans of techno but for electronic music enthusiasts of any pedigree. Almost nothing is publicly known about the techno […]
DJ Godfather :: This is Detroit EP (Dirty Knock)
The granddaddy of ghetto tech returns to his Dirty Knock imprint with three fresh Motor City bangers. With all the elaborate tools and fancy techniques […]
Dronelock & Ontal :: Parallax EP (Shadow Story)
Dronelock & Ontal conjure up some powerful atmospheres on Parallax that work well in any number of settings—a hardworking blend of industrial techno, dance floor […]
Celer / Achim Wollscheid & Bernhard Schreiner :: Double review (Baskaru)
Experimental electronics and sound art curators, Baskaru, issue few but select releases each year. With a roster spanning Maurizio Bianchi to Lawrence English through Francisco López, enhancement of the French imprint’s […]
Andreas Gehm :: Universe / I Don’t Care (Lower Parts)
Andreas Gehm is a modern Acid, with a capital A, stalwart. Greece has entered new political territory. New Democracy are well and truly out and […]
Twerk :: Otter EP (Erotus)
Hopefully the playful-yet-meticulous process that served Twerk so well on Otter continues to produce adorable results. So I’d written this long and probably bullshit summary […]
Saul Freeman :: Wait: Speak (Vent Sounds)
Wait: Speak collapses several traditions stretching from Canterbury to Bristol via New York into a very tasty pudding. The first solo album by Saul Freeman, quite […]
Martin De Brig & Hermez :: Double review (Titantic City)
2015 and there’s only one place to go, back to Belfast. “The North” has seen an incredible surge in homegrown talent and with a knotweed […]
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