Densely produced electronica with some interesting sonic flair. Let it never be said that IDM isn’t a global endeavor. In this three-track EP, Toronto-based Crime […]
Reviews
w1b0 : Main Squeeze Remixes (Bass Agenda)
A fantastic cross section of Electro. Floor atomics and late night musing. A sterling first wax outing from the young Bass Agenda. Bass Agenda is […]
P.P. Roy :: Watch The Dough Nut Not The Hole (UPITUP)
A diverse album, one that combines vocal samples and strange melodies that echo hip hop’s best producers. After reading that, surely everyone can understand why […]
Mammal Hands :: Animalia (Gondwana)
Colorful weaves of electronica-flavored jazz in some parts enchantingly infused with seductive scents of Indian classical music, ambient or African music, assemble a genre-defying unique […]
Benjamin Finger :: The Bet (Watery Starve)
‘I kind of wanted to break away from the way I think an ambient/modern classical (or whatever we call it these days) record should sound […]
Ulrich Troyer meets Georg Blaschke :: Somatic Soundtracks (4bit)
The results “form a symbiotic unit” of sound, movement and space. Somatic Soundtracks reworks scores composed for choreographer Georg Blaschke during the period 2010—12. Ulrich Troyer explains […]
Panther God :: Golden Changes (Outside)
Panther God’s specialty is a kind of generic and blunted beat making that their peers back in 2011 have long since washed off. Back in […]
Matteo Uggeri :: Four Steps On Points (Fluid Audio)
An absolute must and a profound lesson of musical intimacy. Impressively original and multi-talented artist, Matteo Uggeri made a distinctive name in the world of […]
EXS / The Exaltics :: Double review (Solar One / Shipwrec)
I keep thinking that the level of quality, the breadth of variety and the expert execution can’t continue; that there has to be chink in […]
Russ Young :: Common Pond (Audiobulb)
Russ Young is easing the loneliness of loss by filling the space between me and myself, and so when I hear that grandfather clock, I […]
V/A :: Die Welt ist Klang: A Tribute to Pete Namlook (Carpe Sonum)
Truly phenomenal in scope, content and diversity, Die welt is Klang lives up to its ambitious attempt to document an almost translucent, organic world of […]

















