Cipa and Jani operate like eager piano scientists, performing an innovative, emotional and delicate procedure. One of the great things about the people operating Denovali, […]
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Adapta :: Adapta 3 (Brutalist Sunset)
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ECHASKECH :: Igloo Mix
A mix put together by Echaskech (aka igloomag.com Contributor Andy Gillham) and composed entirely of tunes discovered through Igloo Magazine—an underground electronic music site that’s […]
Operon :: The Tharsis Bulge (Enig’matik)
Brisbane drum and bass legend Operon makes his debut on left field Aussie label Enig’matik in the form of this atmospherically intricate piece of free […]
Neohachi :: Lovecadio Hearn (White Paddy Mountain)
Lovecadio Hearn is joyful and colourful and incomparable. “Neo” something, that’s for sure. Neo, but not the least bit pseudo. Neohachi is a ”fancy and […]
Zvuku :: Remnant (Heat Death)
Remnant has a coherence and variety to it that only comes through on listening and re-listening. It is a fuller, bigger and ultimately a more […]
Dynarec :: Exomove EP (Solar One Music)
Raw and unrelenting, DynArec does Solar One proud with four cuts of cruel and isolated Electro. An artist, easily assumed lost, has been reclaimed. DynArec […]
DALGLISH :: 3View
‘What we have said makes it clear that music possesses the power of producing an effect on the character of the soul.’ (Aristotle, The Politics, […]
Anton Maiovvi :: Monoceroticism (Flight Recorder)
He started out with Italo and Hi-NRG influenced sounds, but since those beginnings the Bristol born musician has shifted into the realm of soundtracks and […]
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Two handmade, personalized packs housing the “Mini Kwanyin Series,” the 2010 outgrowth of “guerrilla” Chinese experimental art association Sub Jam, probably the most interesting, loosely-organized […]
Victrola / Big Ben Tribe :: Double review (Dark Entries)
Big Ben Tribe and Victrola are from the same time, and same land, but their use of the synthesizer couldn’t have been more different. Whilst […]

















