Looseness reigns, melody flows, cascading with abject freedom. Tangents form, and reform, but without breaking down into outright lunacy. In my younger years I was […]
Reviews
Pinkcourtesyphone :: Description of Problem (Line)
As viscid melodics and glistening electronics fizz in a haze/daze/gaze, lo-fi moments and vocal implants create distinction, with a blend of retro-Pop Art, camp and […]
V/A :: Emerging Organisms Vol. 5 (Tympanik Audio)
The selection here follows previous editions’ time-tested mixture of big names and newcomers, blending originals with remixes and collaborations to take the listener on a […]
Monster Apparat & Soundlego :: Double review (Kernkrach)
Contemporary Synth Music par excellence. A mixed assortment of music is always guaranteed when Kernkrach is involved. Synth wave is always at the core of […]
Daisuke Tanabe :: Floating Underwater (Ki)
Tanabe fuses fragments of electronica, jazz, 8-bit chiptune, clicks & cuts, dub, and more, to create his very own blend of organic-flavored synthetic mischievous music. […]
Pjusk / Sleep Orchestra :: Drowning in the Sky (Dronarivm)
Together, Pjusk and Sleep Orchestra evoke a chilly and endless, empty silence, broken only by wind whipping up new snow on the pack ice and the […]
Marble Sky :: Marble Sky (Students of Decay)
Marble Sky stands as a strikingly wrought meditation on sadness, love and the depths of memory. Witscher’s musical sensibilities are diverse (cf. Rene Hell), but […]
Multiview :: Daniel Thomas and Friends
Curator of two small, exciting imprints, Sheepscar Light Industrial and Cherry Row Recordings, Daniel Thomas‘ discography throbs with almost exponential growth. Here are a few […]
Objekt :: Flatland (PAN)
An intoxicating mess of patch cables and chiseled tonal activity that is well worth the price of admission. TJ Hertz (aka Objekt) debuts with PAN […]
Scientific Dreamz Of U & Jeremiah R. :: Double review (Tabernacle)
Tabernacle have never followed the crowd, as a label or a club night. The two man team of TABR have always stuck to their guns […]
Drifting In Silence :: Desire (Labile)
Stembridge evades pigeonholing himself within genre traps and instead fuses audible dark and light particulate matter seemingly fed through vintage analog machinery. Derrick Stembridge (aka […]

















