Select Visual History has that capturing panoramic sense that fans of Hammock, Slow Dancing Society or Lanterna will enjoy, but at the same time it […]
Reviews
Field Rotation :: Fatalist: The Repetition of History (Denovali)
Fatalist: The Repetition of History ignites the imagination like flashes of lightning on a distant horizon, or a walk through a misty path illuminated only […]
Automatic Tasty :: The Joys of Departure EP (Photic Fields)
The Joys of Departure delves into the past and re-emerges with late 90s and early 2000s sounds. Rich and complex pieces of analogue music that […]
Melt Yourself Down :: Fix My Life / We Are Enough (Leaf)
Good loud sweaty music, very danceable with heavy rhythmic bias. Influences from around the world brought together and boiled in a laboratory distiller, then piped […]
Dataline :: Under Waveform (Noorden)
Droplets of sparkling dub-techno reminisce among scattered bass shards and evolved atmospheric shifts. Dataline simply stirs emotion—gracefully articulating strands of life via analog machinery, chilled […]
Atom™ :: HD (Raster-Noton)
HD is a positive coup for Raster-Noton, one that extends the ethos of the label in unexpected directions thanks to the diversity of Uwe Schmidt. […]
Nine Circles :: The Early Days (Genetic Music)
Nine Cirlces have been one of the forces behind the Minimal Synth revival. True, the Dutch duet have not had the worldwide acclaim of some […]
Mantra :: Many Worlds (Solar One Music)
Mantra serves up acrid and coarse Acid music. Sounds for sweat filled club nights, very early mornings and red ringed eyes. It’s Grim Up North. […]
Ekman :: Tessellation Automata (Abstract Forms)
Ekman carves crystalline shards of machine music, cold hard melodies against a screen of astral stirrings. For five years London’s Abstract Forms has been searching […]
Scanner :: Colofon & Compendium 1991-1994 (Sub Rosa)
Lone explorer of this terra—or rather aether incognita back then, Colofon & Compendium consists of sketches and “thinking processes” undertaken in the early nineties and have […]
Various Artists & Informatics :: Double review (Dark Entries)
Two sides of the globe and two very different sounds. But, undeniably the messages explored by the “Things” and Informatics are similar. Technological advance, the […]

















