Igloo Magazine

V/A :: The Dying Lights (Lux Rec)

Reviews 04/03/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

The Dying Lights showcases the quality of Lux, past, present and more than likely future. If you’re new to the Swiss label you’re in for […]

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Ryosuke Miyata :: Sea of Nebukawa (Organic Industries)

Reviews 04/03/2015 by Stephen Fruitman

With guitar and unspecified electronics, the Sea of Nebukawa is portrayed intimately. It feels as though we are being taken via slopes and slipways and ginnels […]

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Crisopa :: A Lucid Dream Kit (n5MD)

Reviews 03/30/2015 by Alan Lockett

An adept rhythm and sound-smith, Crisopa has added a more vivid melodic voice and greater grain. A decade ago igloomag followers’ pulses will have quickened […]

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From France, with a Synth Stab (New Flesh/Rave Or Die)

Reviews 03/30/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

Returning to his own New Flesh label, and sub-label Rave or Die, Umwelt is teaming up with some fellow minded machine freaks to deliver two […]

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Music Non-Stop :: Behind Kraftjerkz Records

Profiles 03/30/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

Robin Des Iles has built a fertile platform from which a spread of dancefloor shoots has taken root. Electro, house, neo-disco, techno and a whole […]

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MIKTEK :: Panoramic Frequencies Vol. 2 (Ultimae Special Mix Series)

Features 03/29/2015 by Nocturnal Ghost

Miktek has created a wonderful sonic stream that smoothly merges post-rock-infused electronica and crafty IDM fragments with spacey ambient downtempo. The second installment in Igloo […]

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Valance Drakes :: Fail With Honour Then Succeed By Fraud EP (Luana)

Reviews 03/28/2015 by Pietro Da Sacco

Subdued melodies twisted around clicks and disjointed cuts, these three technical audio snapshots wisp by evenly. Available on a limited 7″ EP, Valance Drakes continues […]

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Uhushuhu :: Long Songs Pleasant for Hearing (Zhelezobeton)

Reviews 03/27/2015 by Stephen Fruitman

An impressive suite merging technological and natural mysticisms. A trio of debut scapes by Uhushuhu, a project sprung from a Russian arts collective known as […]

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36 :: Sine Dust EP (3six)

Newswires 03/27/2015 by Nocturnal Ghost

A soul arousing affair that drills deep into those wistful parts of the heart. A gentle, ethereal orphic surge arises from the depths of nothingness. […]

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Scyye :: From EP (Sparkwood)

Reviews 03/27/2015 by Elan Samuel

With only 6 tracks, From showcases Scyye’s variability as a musician, his fantastic skill on the piano, and the emotional nuance involved in creating his music. […]

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HOBBES MUSIC :: No Style Left Unturned

Profiles 03/27/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

Depth sits alongside shallow self-interested surface. Good music runs parallel with, well, less good music. I guess the best advice is suck it and see, […]

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