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Twins Natalia :: The Destiny Room (Anna Logue)

Reviews 05/01/2014 by James Knapman

Twins Natalia‘s debut album The Destiny Room delivers an astonishing collection of authentic and truly nostalgic eighties electro pop. To say that there has been […]

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Forest Management :: Sky Image EP (Twice Removed)

Reviews 05/01/2014 by Stephen Fruitman

The primary goal of forest management, the experts say, is sustainability. Ohio’s John Daniel certainly fulfills that criterion. I could listen to this forever. Sky […]

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Ultradyne :: Visions of a Past Life (Pi Gao Movement)

Reviews 04/27/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Six fierce and fetid tracks are the offering from the team of Frank De Groodt and Dennis Richardson. Scorn and rage pour forth through ruptured […]

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Techno’s Outer Limits :: April 2014

Profiles 04/27/2014 by Alan Lockett

First in a series of postcards from the edge—a snapshot of Techno’s twilight zone of EPs/12″s. First up, from the darker recesses of the ‘floor Raster […]

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ALAN LOCKETT :: Dalliance #7 mix

Features 04/27/2014 by Alan Lockett

Dalliance #7 is the latest Ambient Techno mix from igloomag Contributing Editor Alan Lockett under his mix-Meister albient alias—part of a continuing series of audio […]

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Francesco Clemente / Heinrich Dressel :: Il Faro (MinimalRome)

Reviews 04/27/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

This is a complex, involving and totally absorbing selection of electronics. Sit back, get the headphones on and enjoy. Some ten years back, when Crème […]

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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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