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Amir Baghiri :: Light Textures (Attenuation Circuit)

Reviews 04/24/2014 by Stephen Fruitman

Baghiri deftly lets the macro and the micro reflect one another on a grand scale. His music sighing, Baghiri’s light passes through you like a […]

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V/A :: Sectioned v4.0 (Section 27)

Newswires 04/24/2014 by Andy Gillham

Roll up, roll up for a hard drive busting, ear drum exciting enormo-comp from Scottish based net label Section 27. With no less than 8-hours of […]

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Knick Knack Yoda & Love Blast :: Stoking Dismay

Reviews 04/22/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Unsettling and sinister vinyl from the catacombs below the Italian capital. I’ve always enjoyed the exploratory nature of unearthing electronic music. Starting off with an […]

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Autistici :: Attaching Softness (Audiobulb)

Reviews 04/21/2014 by Alan Lockett

‘When musicians play music, they play with sound. Play is the key activity. Like a child with paint or clay—you start with nothing and you […]

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Osmiroid :: Guidance from the Master (Stars, Dots and the “New” Junk)

Reviews 04/20/2014 by Stephen Fruitman

An ambitious sound and light project, six-track CD plus an enigmatic video and miscellaneous “bipolaroids” on DVD sealed in a round, tin box, tossed with a […]

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Hydras Dream :: The Little Match Girl (Denovali)

Reviews 04/19/2014 by Nocturnal Ghost

Hydras Dream’s attractive experimental ambient provides a cinematic and hauntingly beautiful listening experience. Sweden is a prolific purveyor of good music, no doubt about that. […]

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Yagya :: Will I Dream During The Process? (DeepChord Redesigns) (Subwax Bcn)

Reviews 04/19/2014 by James Knapman

Some of these reworkings are so good, in fact, it’s possible that they may completely supplant the originals as favorites in the Yagya canon. The […]

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DMX Krew & Bass Junkie :: Room 13 (I Heart Acid)

Reviews 04/19/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

The little acid box that couldn’t, when it hit shelves in the 1980s, has once again proven it can (and then some.) British club culture […]

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Big Ears Festival 2014 :: Visual archive

Features 04/19/2014 by Thomas Fang

A world-class event showcasing a range of exceptional musicians across the related realms of avant-garde, modern classical composition, drone, electronic music, and noise. Big Ears […]

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Blamstrain :: For All The Dreamers In (Self-Released)

Reviews 04/18/2014 by Andy Gillham

Each track melds gracefully into the next and the wide variety of styles are well paced, providing atmospheric peaks and troughs that will pull you […]

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Jan Bang & Arve Henriksen :: Double review

Reviews 04/18/2014 by Stephen Fruitman

Both boasting imposing resumés, bulging with felicitous collaborations, stage and screen scores, artist-in-residences and accolades, Jan Bang and Arve Henriksen are two of this generation’s […]

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