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Reviews
Disappearer :: Now You See Me (Universal Rejection)
Universal Rejection is a new label hailing from Sweden. The label is one record down, with Arab League offering a clambering piece of acidic Techno […]
Jule Grasz :: Earth Feelings (Beats & Pieces)
At times landing upon drone-escapes, percussive taps slowly churn alongside tribal spheres as each piece—all over the 10-minute mark—transmit radiant swells of fuzzy beatwork, rolling […]
Pinkcourtesyphone :: Foley Folly Folio (Line Segments)
This is a plush, original ambient album. Richard Chartier develops his themes luxuriously and unsettlingly. A Barbie doll whose eyes follow you around the room […]
Hervé Moire :: Mirage de Loire (Aposiopèse)
Hervé Moire recorded a pastoral stretch of the longest river in France and fed it into his computer, the digital equivalent of a hydroelectric dam, […]
DeWalta :: Wander (Haunt Music)
Catchy, accessible yet with a tartness to tantalize the most sophisticated palate, Wander pays out escalating returns with each new listen. [Release page] This masterful debut long-player […]
Illl vs. Irma :: 10-15 mA (Soun)
Dream pop and nightmare scenarios seep into each other to their mutual benefit resulting in an hour-long tone poem in a hundred monochrome shades. The […]
Jeff & Jane Hudson :: In My Car (Electric Voice)
A worthy return from two minimal synth pioneers. 2011 saw the return of Jeff and Jane Hudson to the vinyl world. San Francisco’s Dark Entries, […]
Maps and Diagrams :: Lights Will Call On You / The Town Beneath The Sea (Nomadic Kids Republic)
‘My personal journey through music started over 12 years ago, I have travelled a lot musically myself over that time in my own work and […]
Squarepusher :: Ufabulum (Warp)
Squarepusher has long been a favorite of mine. Ever since I first heard the line, “Let the bass kick,” I was hooked. And even though […]
Dictaphone :: Poems From A Rooftop (Sonic Pieces)
Underground jazz flecks, piano, field recordings, fuzzy radio signals, glowing guitars and Stolze’s lyrical violin create a fresh but oddly uneasy atmosphere and a palpably […]

















