Organic melts with precision electronics, and though its lighthearted shell is ever-apparent, the production is flawless for summertime listening. [Listen | Purchase] An innocent, aged […]
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Cicciolina Holocaust / Sermonizer :: Split LP (Forced Nostalgia)
Forced Nostalgia have wandered down an overgrown psychological path where sound unlocks the untold and unseen. For those who find themselves leaning to the darker […]
Microthol :: Supergravity EP (Trust)
The cold wind of electro rolls over the record and the clinical aspirations of Dopplereffekt or Urban Tribe takes the helm. [Listen] In 2009 it […]
Model Man :: Forever Strangers (Bordello A Parigi)
Without buying into the synth wave resurgence, he has created a contemporary take on a retrograde sound with his own style. His choice of beats […]
V/A :: Circuit D’Actes 2 (La Forme Lente)
The latest compilation has wandered into the realms of industrial and post punk, but has again focused on exciting new synthesizer acts. La Forme Lente‘s […]
Donato Wharton :: A White Rainbow Spanning The Dark (Serein)
A White Rainbow Spanning The Dark describes vast open spaces and seemingly endless vistas, but always viewed at long distance within safe, isolated or enclosed […]
Vagon Brei :: Destiny (Further)
The variety displayed on Destiny is quite incredible, as Vagon Brei ferries his listener from ice moons to gaseous giants and on to warring planets […]
Displacer :: Night Gallery (Tympanik Audio)
Layers of darkened tones are spread throughout, however, the post-industrial insignia associated with Displacer is stripped away in place of a more plasmic flow of […]
Metaphra :: Kleptocracy (Metaphra)
This album fuses trip hop, metal, DnB, ambient, vocals, live instruments and goodness knows what else and wraps it all up with what is ostensibly […]
Tommy Four Seven :: Primate (CLR)
Primate seems neither as conceptually crafty nor sonically savvy. That said, Tommy Four Seven perhaps has his sights set on simpler aims, and undoubtedly deploys […]
Crewdson :: Gravity (Slowfoot)
Gravity kicks off with a couple of tracks that neatly set out the Crewdson stall: choppy drums, tight basslines, mellow synths, manipulated vocals, incidental noises […]
















