(07.09.06) Noise albums released by Planet Mu are always something special but, apart from the widely acclaimed Making Orange Things by Venetian Snares and Speedranch, […]

(07.08.06) Going Through Phases started life as an attempt at imagining an R&B release on Chain Reaction. That is a pretty useful indicator for what […]

(07.09.06) Tim Exile is a fickle guy. He spent a handful of years doing standard d’n’b on Moving Shadow and Renegade Hardware, then tweaked his […]

(07.08.06) I find myself wondering about the mundane machinery that makes up the human body as I listen to Beyond Sensory Experience’s The Dull Routine […]

::..:::…..:..::….:::::..:::..:::::::……:::…::.:::….::::..:..:::…::…….::::: Couch :: Figur5 (Morr Music, CD) Bang, here’s a rock song. Figur5 starts that clearly and unambiguously. Well, OK, it’s an instrumental, but it’s […]

(07.04.06) Jamie Lidell has been making waves in the alternative music scene since his first releases on the label that started it all, Warp Records. […]

(06.29.06) The latest release from duo Martyn Watson and Ric Peet dovetails nicely with the resurgence of the em:t label as a waystation for the […]

(06.29.06) Is there a need to introduce Costes nowadays? I am not quite sure of that, but since I am not really aware if his […]

(06.26.06) If industrial robots have their own blend of funky music to listen to during their breaks on the assembly line, then Consumer vs User […]

(06.26.06) Songs for Robots, it is called. Seldom if ever has a name been so accurately given to an album, whether one understands “robot” as […]