Unexpected Journey melts House structures, Blomeier utilising the mechanics of the sound as a canvas for his lucid abstractions. A bold and beyond the dancefloor 12” […]
Reviews
E_LPHABET :: Dooms Day (33)
Dooms Day doesn’t just create a picture of what the end of our known world might sound like, it accurately portrays a fine-tuned low-rumbling fissure […]
Christiaan Virant :: Fistful of Buddha (CVMK)
Fistful of Buddha is also yet another articulation in the continued evolution of the original Buddha Machine, which in its fourth-generation edition features loops extracted […]
Marc Barreca :: Tremble (Palace of Lights)
Tremble comes at you like a cloud of bacteria, nigh impossible to distinguish specific elements. Its only purpose is to move, spread, collide, and thrive. […]
Гибель тургруппы Дятлова :: Souterraine (Knick Knack Yoda)
In this new sonorous adventure, Rawmance and Lamanna explore radical assaultive sonic sound textures and obsessive echoing litanies connected to the true tradition of 80s […]
Witxes :: A Fabric Of Beliefs (Denovali)
In this nocturnal sonic mosaic, fragments of post-rock, jazz, metal and classical music radiate, however, they are poured in small dosages and put together in […]
Úlfur :: White Mountain (Western Vinyl)
White Mountain is addictive and wonderful, and if you’re into electroacoustic exploration and colorful ambient, or just searching after new and peculiar sonic worlds, bound […]
Kassel Jaeger :: Deltas (Editions Mego)
A new rider on its aftershock wave, navigating borders between concrète-fabricated retro-fit experimentalism and newer ambient noise and electroacoustic improv, this Swiss pitch-shifter nicks shticks from […]
Sculpture :: Slime Code (Digitalis)
Digitalis have been on a roll lately with a slew of light-hearted releases and Sculpture’s Slime Code is a perfect example. There’s something just a […]
Kloot Per W :: Playback With A Switch… (Walhalla)
Kloot Per W explores with a sense of musical adventure, investigating a series of styles across his career. In parts the album descends into farce, […]
Quinoline Yellow :: Palisade Mount EP (Touchin’ Bass)
The melodies are structured to remain accessible, mysteriously distant yet oddly uplifting. Percussion and rhythms are sci-fi cerebral and, whilst unashamedly experimental in that Warp/Skam […]

















