Reviews

Kettel & Secede :: When Can (Sending Orbs)

Reviews 02/26/2013 by James Knapman

When Can is the sound of two good friends just having an immense amount of fun working together, throwing everything they can at it and […]

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Uton & Courtis :: Flokka Kur (Musik Atlach)

Reviews 02/24/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

The garden of Eden busy being constructed out of heavy gauge iron plate, pipe, copper tubing and steel girders by welders and rivetters, a ramshackle […]

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Fall of Saigon :: Untitled EP (Dark Entries)

Reviews 02/24/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

Beaten. Enlivened. Youthful. Aged. Fall of Saigon took the divergent and smelted them into an uneasy union. The rudimentary composition to certain tracks amplifies their […]

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Mycroft :: Quincunx (nonine)

Reviews 02/23/2013 by Philippe Blache

A continuous pleasant listening, a charming and extremely diversified effort in the spectrum of twilight-textured electro jazz minimalism. Constant support in the promotion of uncompromised […]

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Yuco :: I’m Living with Melancholy in the Fog (Flaming Pines)

Reviews 02/22/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

Miyazaki plays simple, elegant, actually more optimistic than sorrowful melodies on guitar, piano and sitar, gorgeously perched atop shoreline field recordings captured, looped and layered […]

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Jared Wilson :: A Little Moonlight Dancing (Skudge Presents)

Reviews 02/22/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

A Little Moonlight Dancing sees the US agent of acid continue his 303 mission. Some new elements, such as the larynx, are coming into his […]

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V/A :: We Want You To Understand The Future Vol. 2 (ProForm Series)

Reviews 02/20/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

From the needle drop the listener is battered by a barrage of machine beat acid snarls. The revival of house has had two quite distinct […]

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V/A :: World Electronix Volume 2 (Cultivated Electronics)

Reviews 02/18/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

To date the World Electronix series has focused on the mechanically minded men of Europe, those exploring the cold, often clinical, ice moons of electro. […]

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Øystein Jørgensen :: Winter EP (Petroglyph Music)

Reviews 02/17/2013 by Philippe Blache

A synthesis of crystalline electronic ambiences, spontaneous tonal atmospheres which appear to be mysteriously touching and emotional. [Release page] Øystein Jørgensen is an electronic sound […]

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The Kandinsky Effect :: Synesthesia (Cuneiform)

Reviews 02/16/2013 by Nocturnal Ghost

A mind-bending, eclectic and challenging sonic stream that doesn’t contain even a shred of pretentiousness, but is full of creativity, individuality, expressivity and outside of […]

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