This duo builds on the quality that is already part and parcel of this impressive German imprint. The renaissance of vinyl has its drawbacks. True […]
Reviews
Sonja Berlin-Jones :: Phlegmgemming (Rest Relax)
After hundreds of hours of music on Bandcamp and in tiny handmade, self-released editions, Phlegmgemming is the first “real” (his word) release for this artist, which […]
Kemek :: Forced Perspective (Self Released)
A self-published digital opus where Adam Douglas decides to challenge hermetical musical frontiers by giving to his original compositional signature an almost shoegazing modern dream […]
V/A :: Eilean 53 (Eilean Rec.)
Eilean 53 is a fine example of precision despite the challenges of each artist doing their own thing in different parts of the world. Compilation […]
Bourbonese Qualk :: Bourbonese Qualk 1983-1987 (Mannequin)
This aural document (remastered by the Dutch musician Rude 66) is well worth picking up by BQ fans as well as adherents of quintessential industrial […]
One Sound Duo :: The Way Becoming (Tide)
An eloquent, complex and eclectic album where semi-electronic patterns are melted with timbral acoustic dynamics in a very groovy, stylish and sometimes otherworldly mood. Claudio […]
Maurice Louca :: Benhayyi Al-Baghbaghan (Salute the Parrot) (Nawa)
Possessing a visionary take on mongrel electronica, Egyptian producer-arranger Maurice Louca brings sounds familiar to lovers of Middle Eastern musics and dervishes them off into […]
The Skull Mask & Midwich :: Six Angles (Hairdryer Excommunication / Cherry Row)
A long, pleasant droneument. Six Angles sees Midwich, Yorkshire no-audience maven Rob Hayler, tag teaming with lucha libre Mexican experimentalist The Skull Mask, aka Miguel […]
V/A :: Visions Vol.1 (Blackwater)
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 […]
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 […]

















