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Fescal :: Two Winter Poems (Dronarivm)

Reviews 02/06/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

Simply stunning, Fescal’s miniatures raise maximum goosebumps. South Korean multimedia artist Fescal has been inspired by two poems by Alexander Pushkin in the creation of […]

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FAH :: Not Enough Fahzers (Central Processing Unit)

Reviews 02/04/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

Not Enough Fahzers builds on Galaxy Gust. Bekker’s latest on Central Processing Unit sees a different side to this talented artist, an electro slant amongst the […]

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Sima Kim & Tim Bass :: Double review (Twice Removed)

Reviews 02/04/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

To two small but always dependable, softspoken Australian labels (Hidden Shoal and Preservation) was added a third at the very end of 2011—Twice Removed. To […]

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krill.minima :: Sekundenschlaf (Psychonavigation)

Reviews 02/02/2013 by Wes Roberts

Whilst a certain feeling of déjà-vu permeates much of Sekundenschlaf, you won’t be disappointed in the slightest if you whack this one on for some late […]

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V/A :: Third Envizion (Envizigae)

Reviews 02/02/2013 by igloomag

Best identified as a go-to compilation, Third Envizion displays a succinct vision of experimental treasures that pluck the heartstrings and rattles the earth. [Release page] Thirty tracks spread across […]

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BORNEO :: igloomag Mixtape 2

Features 02/02/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

Borneo is not the most of famed countries. Located in Indonesia, Borneo is the third largest island in the world and home to some of […]

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Silent Harbour :: Silent Harbour (Echocord)

Reviews 01/30/2013 by Alan Lockett

Silent Harbour is consummately realized through Bunnik’s opening up of his sound engineering savvy to a spirit of enquiry that subsumes the structure-strictures of techno, […]

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D-Fried :: The Lost Tomorrow (Discontinu)

Reviews 01/30/2013 by igloomag

A sense of development is fostered within each sonic structure—emotive, well-lit and infused with a propensity towards beat-centric and melody based harmonies. [Release page] Through […]

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Nao Katafuchi & Pauk Woznicki :: Double review (W.T. Records)

Reviews 01/30/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

W.T.’s back catalogue contains myriad styles; this latest pair of EP’s see that same eccentricity explored. Nao Katafuchi are already turning heads, Yumogeto being a […]

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Michael Trommer :: HTO (3LEAVES)

Reviews 01/30/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

Toronto’s waterfront is extensive and varied and has undergone profound change, some of which has impacted this liminal region positively, some not so much. Michael […]

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