(August 2010) Jan Bang… it’s one of those memorable names that you see on the sleeve notes of albums all the time, and you often […]

(August 2010) On the 18th of December 1834 Robert Peel addressed the town of Tamworth in Staffordshire, the town where he stood as MP. The, […]

(August 2010) Anna Logue have once more looked into their crystal ball and found something lost but not necessarily forgotten. Poeme Electronique are a British […]

(August 2010) Out of the synth wave scene of Brooklyn arrives a newcomer, Neud Photo. There isn’t a vast amount of information available about this […]

(August 2010) To join Minimal Wave and Wierd Records is a new imprint from Brooklyn: Blind Prophet Records. The label has been established by Sean […]

(August 2010) Electronic music is constantly being recycled. Bits and pieces are adopted and adapted into new sound frames. There’s room to argue about what […]

(August 2010) One thing with the minimal synth resurgence, it is a resurgence. Most look into the fathoms of the past, catching unknown species from […]

(July 2010) Debunkt’s Spiritual Suffering EP gives an obvious and courteous nod to some of the great house music pioneers. Consisting of countless vintage sounds, […]

(July 2010) As a product of the 80’s, I oftentimes make cultural references from that era when describing the sonic qualities of an album or […]

(July 2010) A new sublabel has grown from the Finnish imprint, x0x Records. The ProForm Series is a new offshoot which plans to focus on […]