(October 2009) With a supernatural touch, this album pierces techno chill out regions and injects something sinister into areas traditionally of a less menacing nature, […]
Reviews
Pendle Coven :: Self Assessment (Modern Love)
(October 2009) With a slew of solid 12″s built up over their half-decade plus of operation, it’s surprising to find Pendle Coven the late-delivery boys […]
Requiem for Delinquency :: Hobs End (Murdock Syndicate)
(October 2009) Requiem for Delinquency consists of Faron Chance Morrison – a classically trained musician. The CD artwork and website design go hand in hand, […]
Vladislav Delay :: Tummaa (Leaf)
(October 2009) Well, I’m confounded. I don’t know what to make of this record. I’ve been a Delay fan almost since the start, in all […]
Hecq :: Steeltongued (Hymen)
(October 2009) That Benny Boysen is a sound designer of distinction is evident from his CV, evidencing work for Big Boys like Toyota, Nike and […]
Billy Currie :: Refine (Self released)
(October 2009) “Music is… reaching out towards utmost realities…” Ralph Vaughan Williams, 1872 – 1958. Refine is pure indulgence, presenting a depth of character that […]
SND and Pixel reviews for Raster-Noton
(October 2009) Atavism, SND’s fourth album since their 1998 inception, is, surprisingly, their first for Raster-Noton. But in a sense the duo were already a […]
Somfay :: A Catch in the Voice (Archipel)
(October 2009) Jesse Somfay might be Canada’s primary ambient-shoegaze-techno fusioneer, but the entry to the arena of his second full-length is hobbled by a redundant […]
Dntel :: Early Works for Me If It Works For You I & II, Something Always Goes Wrong (Phthalo)
(October 2009) What an embarrassment of riches this package is. Bringing back into print two essential mid-90’s IDM near-classics, this package adds a third disc […]
2562 :: Unbalance (Tectonic)
(October 2009) I have to admit: I was wary of the new 2562 album. Because let’s face it, Aerial was a little too good at […]
Posthuman :: Monsters and Vortices EP (B12)
(October 2009) Posthuman have been, for lack of a better word, dormant since their 2006 The People’s Republic album. To drop into the personal for […]

















