(10.14.06) Retrospection is an interesting concept. To delve into the past, to search for links with today, to compare and contrast the now and the […]

(10.12.06) Absolutely the most anticipated album of the year for me. Since the release of 1 Up I’ve been waiting for more, and even if […]

(10.08.06) City Centre Offices is a label renowned for quality electronic music. Since the label’s inception, a joint venture between Berlin and Manchester, the imprint […]

(10.08.06) The Funcken brothers add another pseudonym to their extensive roster of aliases: Automotive. Their first release under this moniker, The Digil Parker Project, finds […]

(10.02.06) Critiquing a musician’s work is as subjective as looking at a piece of art and doing the same. Personal taste, preference, and tolerance all […]

(09.22.06) Notochord is one of the latest independent electronic labels to come from America. The label’s name, Notochord, is a term used in embryonic development; […]

(09.13.06) Wandering in a dream landscape somewhere between the ritual ambience of Coil and the electronic space drift of Tangerine Dream and Pete Namlook, Formication […]

(06.13.06) It’s no wonder Otto approached Ipecac Records, considering his ultra freaky style and his past excursions in metal. The manifesto of the entire record […]

(06.13.06) The straight four to the floor kick drum of “Wake Up Call” speaks clearly: something has changed. Drop The Lime has shifted from breakcore […]

(06.13.06) Menton J. Matthews distills the emotional weight of loss and heartbreak down to the tremor of a violin’s string and the vibration of a […]