Described on the packaging as “a journey into experimental breakbeat electronica and other genre shifting breeds”, One Point One is Rednetic’s debut release collecting together […]
Reviews
Hollydrift :: Waiting For The Tiller (Parasomnic, CD)
Hollydrift is not for everyone. Let’s just get that out of the way up front, so those who are timid or easily put off can […]
Portland :: Uprox Detox (Piehead, CDr)
Well, we had a feeling this San Diego-based musician would start to branch off with neighborhood electronic music labels whose mandates run parallel to each […]
Quench :: Dyn (U-Cover, CD)
Beginning points of comparison are Boards of Canada’s Music Has A Right To Children and Gridlock’s Trace, and Dyn occupies a place somewhere between the […]
Vytear :: Breaks (G25 Productions, CD)
A lot can be said about an album by what happens in the first 30 seconds. Vytear gives a ‘heads up’ with his title of […]
Exclipsect + Kaebin Yield :: Symbiosis (Hive, CD)
Mason Yarnell (aka Exclipsect) has moved into more organic territory, shedding the harsh edges of his beats and dropping some of the persistent noise of […]
MICROVIEW :: Volume 14 By TJ Norris
>>> Key . Frozen In Time (10 Below) . . On Thin Ice (Playable) . . . Icebreaker (Solid) . . . . Sonic Ice […]
OTX :: Escape (Brume, CD)
Escape is the efforts of a 26-year old Angelo-Italian composer who records under the three-letter moniker OTX. Suffused with his fascination with cinema and soundtrack […]
My Kill Jack's On :: Milk Beast's Lullaby (2Playermusic, CD)
Chris Doria’s debut full-length album on 2Playermusic has finally unleashed itself for the world to consume. And it’s about time too, considering that this talented […]
Dynarec :: User Input (Delsin, CD/2×12")
Over the past year Dynarec has released two 12″ EPs – R-Cam and The Lost Souls – both through Delsin. Combining the best in German […]
Syndrone :: Salmataxia (Merck, CD)
A hurricane touches down in the first thirty seconds of Salmataxia, Syndrone’s new record, a rushing, frothing explosion of sound that cores out your speaker […]

















