For a record as borderline obliterated as this there’s a strange warmth that envelops Spiritual Church Movement, much like the sable trimming surrounding the oddly […]
Reviews
Sean Byrd :: Always Was (Plastic Sound Supply)
The emotional swells and transitions Byrd builds into his tracks sometimes lead to moments of pure transcendence, too, as on the album’s aptly-titled closer “Something […]
IG88 :: A Loom & Not Me (Nueva Forma)
Fans of early-era Merck and the current chills of Aleph Zero will take solace in these relaxed audio movements. It seems like just the other […]
Shemale :: Hell Transformation Screens (Last Known Trajectory)
Shemale explores the margins of electro, probing the floor and the backroom of the analogue world. Over seven tracks the Northerner paints in shades of […]
afarOne :: Lucen (Karlrecords)
Ruggeri can be very warm, when he drops big, fat pianos notes, likewise electronic beats, but his perfectionism does tend to keep the listener at […]
Legowelt :: North Sea Spectrum EP (Signals)
For the 12” Legowelt has created some deep house sounds, jacking floor pelters and laid back electronics; an artist going strong, and getting stronger proving […]
Shawn O’Sullivan :: Free Flight (W.T.)
O’Sullivan has taken a number of styles and ran them together. It is not a coarse blend of techno with some house and electronic elements. […]
Machine Gun Militia :: Open Fire EP (Oeuvre)
An atmospheric blend of introspective moodiness, ominous and magnificent soundscapes, and most of all, heavy growling bass. The more I listen to this EP the […]
Roel Funcken :: Fes Bace EP (Eat Concrete)
Roel seems to be embracing the fusion of electronic forces, yet is forging further with sound and rhythm, and bending production. There is ample high-energy […]
Human Error :: Finite (CRL Studios)
Displaying more than a mere rehash of aging formulas, the creative audio blurring mixed with faded samples, turbulent bass and colliding melodies keeps the entire […]
V/A :: Kollektiv Artists Volume Six (Music Kollektiv)
Making Russia safe for underground electronica, Music Kollektiv is a burgeoning Moscow – and web-based powerhouse dedicated to “finding unconventional rhythms and telling their stories.” […]

















