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Premiere :: Charlatan’s “Switchblades (Black Hat Remix)”
Igloo Magazine’s exclusive premiere of Charlatan’s “Switchblades (Black Hat remix)”—from the album Local Agent out now in Umor Rex. Black Hat’s recent Thought Of Two […]
6 & 8 :: Joana (Xylem)
Another brilliant effort from a duet which has the power to move and surprise us continuously. 6 & 8 is an electronic experimental / sound […]
Tropic of Cancer :: Restless Idylls (Blackest Ever Black)
Slow burning from the start, her singing is sewn into the drone, deep beneath the echo at times. With a string of gigs, singles and EPs […]
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The duo offers a distinctive, complex and neuro-electronic sounding alchemy where micro-sonic percolation meets hauntingly moving droney fragments. L.iet & Kurt Bogenholtz is the side […]
Hanetration :: Murmurist EP (Self-Released)
A mesmerizing and tranquil passage of dust and simmering drones. Murmurist EP by Hanetration “Morning” sublimely passes through a dim sheet of ambient bewilderment, its […]
A Winged Victory for the Sullen :: Atomos (Erased Tapes / Kranky)
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Helena Hauff & Andreas Gehm :: Helena Hauff Meets Andreas Gehm (Solar One)
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De-De-Mo :: ‘Cause I Need You, ‘Cause I Love You (Bordello A Parigi)
De-De-Mo are part of the golden age of the Rimini sound and it’s fantastic to see them find a new audience. I’m curious to see, […]

















