(12.05.05.) One of my first reviews here on Igloo was about Dom and Roland’s Chronology, and at that time I wished to cover regularly some […]

(12.05.05) I’m sitting in my 6500 square foot loft in the middle of downtown Atlanta as rain pours around me behind old factory windows. The […]

(11.30.05) Over the years, Ed Rush and Optical have been renowned for their leading role in producing some of the darkest drum’n’bass, but also for […]

(11.29.05) Liberated by his escape from traditional compositional techniques with his 2001 release, Loop-Finding Jazz Records, Jelinek plugs into the ethereal vibrations of the cosmic […]

 (11.25.05) Tape’s latest release, Rideau, is what I call an art-band record. This is not necessarily a bad thing, since I consider music made by […]

(11.23.05) Agape is the project of Ryan Powers and his first EP release is a bombastic buzz of overdriven synths, howling monkey voices and drum […]

(11.18.05) Dungen occupy an interesting and unique place in modern pop music. Racing through genres in the quest for the perfect psychedelic pop moment, 1999 […]

(11.17.05) Creepy, creepy and creepy. Ant-Zen wandered off into the desert wasteland and found a muttering prophet of the prairie. The madman of the waste […]

(11.15.05) If you like the music of Richard D. James, you’ll enjoy these once hard to find recordings; but the casual fan might not be […]

(11.15.05) This record should have been something special. Steve Reid, veteran of Sun-Ra’s Arkestra, Motown session player, and drummer for the legendary James Brown Apollo […]