Bavaria’s debut album, We’ll Take A Dive is an astonishing collection of minimalist, modular electronic pop songs that is both memorable and affecting. If you […]
Reviews
Rude 66 & Aldo Bergamachine :: Double review (Bordello A Parigi)
Bordello A Parigi has hit 2014 running. A stream of releases are coming from the Dutch imprint with quality synthesizer music once again being the […]
V/A :: Livity Sound (Livity Sound)
With each track allowed to stretch out an average of six minutes, ideas are allowed to develop, moods to establish, thoughts to be completed. Shipshape […]
Maps and Diagrams :: Multi-rear-view
Tim Martin had reached new heights of hyperactivity at our last igloo-view of Maps and Diagrams; there we found him ‘between mood paradigms of light […]
Lucy :: Churches, Schools and Guns (Stroboscopic Artefacts)
Experimental without being inaccessible Churches, Schools and Guns inhabits an excellent netherworld of dark technoid rumblings, sound design and synth abstraction. Not content with running Stroboscopic […]
Kofe :: Balance (Other Voices)
Kofe handles an interest for a singular and dynamic hybrid between futuristic-structural electronic synthscapes and darkened catchy new wave pop. Other Voices Records is a […]
Fabio Orsi :: Endless Autumn (Backwards)
A never-ending autumn, a state suspended in between the stark and bright and the cold and dark, a permanent amber moment to reflect fondly on […]
Aloa / Roladex :: Double review (Medical)
The new year is here. Resolutions bandied about, liked and retweeted. But some old habits can be hard to break, and others shouldn’t be. Medical […]
Antidröm :: Antidröm (The Association for Depth Sound)
The self-titled CDR release from Cambridge-based ambient and drone musician Antidröm is a sharp and provocative title, making clever and complex use of horror samples […]
Neud Photo / Zarkoff :: Dimensions (Kraftjerkz)
Neud Photo is part of that exciting new breed of American artists. Since 2010 Nico Nightingale has been delivering his brand of analogue rich electronics […]
Mark Harris :: The Angry Child (n5MD)
The musical language is articulated between formal electroacoustic experiments and directional tonal clusters. Sound designer and live electronic musician from Birmingham, Mark Harris is back […]
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