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Top releases of 2013
Well over 150 releases have been selected by various igloomag.com contributors highlighting some of the finest in an expansive array of electronic music featuring ambient, […]
Morphology :: Intercal (Central Processing Unit)
Intercal is bleak and involving, warm and estranging; in short, everything good electronic music should be. Morphology have been quiet of late. After years of […]
Pausal :: Sky Margin (Own)
The sky, regardless of marginalia, is hymned as winsome, as radiant, as before; but by adding new skin to the old ceremony, finding a natural […]
Vatican Shadow :: When You Are Crawling EP (Hospital Productions)
Vatican Shadow follows up his debut album Remember Your Black Day with a new EP of material that, if anything, is even better. Vatican Shadow’s […]
Bombay Dub Orchestra :: Tales From The Grand Bazaar (Six Degrees)
BDO’s third album is a fine east meets west affair that shines with grace and individuality within genre districts flooded with sonic recycling. I have […]
Coppe’ :: Void (Mango + Sweetrice)
Void ventures into much darker terrain (for her) though, and for the first time the album actually sounds like it may have come at a […]
Ricardo Donoso :: As Iron Sharpens Iron, One Verse Sharpens Another (Digitalis)
As Iron Sharpens Iron, One Verse Sharpens Another takes the best elements of his previous two LPs and combines them to form a racy, atmospheric […]
Kaeba :: Mirrorless EP (Self-Released)
One half of Plaster whose finely sculpted electronics have recently graced a number of labels including Touchin’ Bass and Stroboscopic Artefacts. Kaeba is Gianclaudio H. […]
ujif_notfound :: Aneuch (Electroton)
As ujif_notfound, Kiev-based Gregoriy Potopalski is a white-hat hacker whose delicate manipulations on Aneuch conjure huge vistas seen through a pinhole. The opening, title track […]
Burial :: Rival Dealer (Hyperdub)
Burial’s output is becoming harder and harder to predict or track, and to so boldly eschew the expected dark, angst-ridden, minor key moodiness in favor […]

















