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Reviews
DJ Stingray & M.N.L.T.H. :: Double review (WEME)
For more than a decade Belgium’s WEME Records have been beavering away, bringing forth a spread of music from a rich catalogue of talent. The imprint […]
Nine Circles :: How’s About The Aims In Life / Your Heat Burns My Mask (Self-Release)
This 7″ is a precursor to Nine Circles’ full double LP on Genetic Music, an album to get many a synth wave zealot salivating in […]
Alejandro Franov :: Champaqui (Panai)
Champaqui is very organic music, there’s always something chirping, twittering, sweating, slithering and stirring in the background, with a very human presence The little Japanese label Panai […]
Ambidextrous :: Radio Not (SEALT)
Liquefied slow-motion electronics and warm, synth-based atmospheres are on full display. Bubbling synthesizers ride through past iterations of low-end harmonies, acrobatic percussion and laid-back ambient […]
Drifting In Silence :: Place In Time (Labile)
Often brooding and filled with unraveled texture, Drifting In Silence presents a string of various reflections that are unique, captivating and likely to emit pensive […]
Mnemonic :: The Air I Breathe (Halbsicht)
Treading through layers of delicate electronics from the past decade, The Air I Breathe is a brittle release filled with gentle melodies that attract faint harmonic rhythms […]
Casi Cada Minuto :: In White Rooms (Exitab)
Casi Cada Minuto is a collection of ambient miniatures not unlike the instrumental tracks on Brian Eno’s Another Green World, evocative of pacific dreams on the […]
V/A :: Cambio (Percussion Lab)
This is a compilation that has its finger on the pulse of a local scene with a global influence and repercussions that are far reaching. […]
Nathan Fake :: Paean EP Remixes (Border Community)
This 3-pack of interpretations reveals just the right amount of sonic flexibility moving from the erratic beatwork of Lukid to the full-throttle crunched techno of […]
Moon Ate the Dark :: Moon Ate the Dark (Sonic Pieces)
Carter’s pieces tend to be almost mathematically simple, elegantly building stories out of polygons of repetitive melody, and Bailey leaves his impression on them as […]

















