Although clearly “urban sounds,” the countryside encroaches on the city as rural styles are batted around like a cat with a ball of yarn. A […]
Reviews
Antikatechon :: Woe is the Reward (Rage in Eden)
A solid work and of a great consideration for the whole ambient genre, from ritual to drone and post-industrial compartments. Antikatechon resonates as one of […]
Invisible Allies :: Conversations with Bees (Aleph Zero)
An engaging and quite addictive sensory experience that improves with repeat listens. The first few months of 2014 have been fruitful for dream weavers Jamie […]
Dissolved :: Paradox Hues (Self-Released)
A wondrous escape into dissolved electronics, off-kilter transformations and creative data bursts that ricochet with all range of delicate yet complex color. Dissolved (aka Paul […]
Q-Chip :: Difference That Makes A Difference EP (Solar One Music)
Dancefloors disintegrate under extreme electrical currents, melodies contort and harmonies twist as the convulsive treatment is administered by the inhumane Q-Chip. Google Q-Chip. You won’t […]
Advanced Dreams :: Islands of Memory (Lantern)
Crystal clear, it’s a smooth, long ride in a luxury automobile, a big, thickly-upholstered Lincoln, cruising deserted downtown skyscraper canyons at night. Islands of Memory […]
DMX Krew :: A New Life (Central Processing Unit)
Shrill and chilling the EP gives voice to the cold-blooded sounds of machines. DMX Krew has always had a healthy release rate, but at the […]
Maduro :: Blood Turns Black (Octofoil)
Ricocheting back and forth between a post-dubstep sound and infused industrial mayhem, broken slabs of noise and grit interface with toxic rhythms. Washington-DC based Dave […]
Nick Gill :: On není jako on (Effra Press)
On není jako on is what it sounded like in Josef K.’s ear when he was being run ragged by a faceless bureaucracy in “The […]
Nigel Samways :: Double review
After first retiring its sublabel Twisted Tree Line in early 2013 (after almost sixty releases in just over two years), Somehow recently folded up an […]
David Douglas :: Moon Observations (Atomnation)
With summertime air gliding its way in, Moon Observations makes for a comfortable retreat made from downtempo shards and glitch-hop strips rolled into one. David […]

















