‘When musicians play music, they play with sound. Play is the key activity. Like a child with paint or clay—you start with nothing and you […]
Reviews
Osmiroid :: Guidance from the Master (Stars, Dots and the “New” Junk)
An ambitious sound and light project, six-track CD plus an enigmatic video and miscellaneous “bipolaroids” on DVD sealed in a round, tin box, tossed with a […]
Hydras Dream :: The Little Match Girl (Denovali)
Hydras Dream’s attractive experimental ambient provides a cinematic and hauntingly beautiful listening experience. Sweden is a prolific purveyor of good music, no doubt about that. […]
Yagya :: Will I Dream During The Process? (DeepChord Redesigns) (Subwax Bcn)
Some of these reworkings are so good, in fact, it’s possible that they may completely supplant the originals as favorites in the Yagya canon. The […]
DMX Krew & Bass Junkie :: Room 13 (I Heart Acid)
The little acid box that couldn’t, when it hit shelves in the 1980s, has once again proven it can (and then some.) British club culture […]
Blamstrain :: For All The Dreamers In (Self-Released)
Each track melds gracefully into the next and the wide variety of styles are well paced, providing atmospheric peaks and troughs that will pull you […]
Jan Bang & Arve Henriksen :: Double review
Both boasting imposing resumés, bulging with felicitous collaborations, stage and screen scores, artist-in-residences and accolades, Jan Bang and Arve Henriksen are two of this generation’s […]
The Exaltics :: Some Other Place Vol 1 (Clone)
Spearheading a campaign of blackened machine music, spirited sounds carved from cold-hearted machinery. The rise of The Exalitics seems to be unstoppable. Robert Witschakowski is […]
Nicholas Szczepanik :: Not Knowing (Desire Path)
‘The dirt stuck in the crack that runs along the splintered baseboard in the closed-off half of the attic that no one ever enters.’ (Nicholas […]
V/A :: Underground Wave Vol 4 (Walhalla)
Certain old friends have been revisited with unheard offerings of angst and synth. Alongside these past artists come new names, forgotten and unknown artists and […]
V/A :: An Introduction To (Soft)
An Introduction To is remarkable not simply for its range, but for the way that David Teboul has brought these different compositional voices together to produce […]

















