Though woven of the loosest skeins of its wool—birdsong, windswept treetops, insect trill—the color and clarity of Between Dawn and Dusk is immediately arresting. The […]
Reviews
Node :: Node 2 (DiN)
A powerfully rich and remarkably dynamic release that guides the listener in an enthralling electronic cosmic dance. Essential listening to all exigent listeners, lovers of […]
V/A :: Fields of Light (Photic Fields)
This is a compilation that selects some of the most heartening and inviting aspects of modern electronic music. Photic Fields can, by now, claim more […]
Roberto Crippa :: Reverse (We Can Elude Control)
Reverse paints a cityscape of greying facades, wondrous skylines and a somewhat frightening underbelly. We Can Elude Control really caught my attention last year with […]
Obergman :: Cyclic Multiverse (Abstract Forms)
Funk is sliced into cold machine movements as clinical beats batter. A name like Ola Bergman makes me feel old. I first came across this […]
Jon Porras :: Light Divide (Thrill Jockey)
Hypnotic, evocative and dynamic sonic minimalism designed for nocturnal listening. Porras manages to generate tension and provocatively restrained drama that pass through the listener’s veins […]
Steiner :: At Or From A Distance (Glass Reservoir)
These sounds never overwhelm the ambience but, rather, do it service, almost bubbling up through it to add an inflection or humanity to certain sounds. […]
Colin Edwin and Lorenzo Feliciati :: Twinscapes (RareNoise)
A heady, bizarre sonic brew in which ego is not a factor and dialogue and interaction are key elements. Porcupine Tree albums take up a […]
Andrea Gabriele :: Biography of You / Biografia di te (ODE)
Meticulously documented with a rigorous development and a coherent-directive line between ideas, the projects brings to the fore a cognitive-functional dimension about perceptual phenomenon but […]
Hieroglyphic Being :: Acid Rain Under The Stars (Last Known Trajectory)
Coarse patterns are carved with bold strokes and subtle movements. I’ve always considered Last Known Trajectory to be an Electro label, which is pretty understandable […]
Brock van Wey :: Home (echospace [detroit])
Home is virtually devoid of beats and rhythms, a trait that actively works in the albums’ favor, especially given its epic running time. When you […]

















