Igloo Magazine

Breathing life into minimal Europa (Anna Logue)

Reviews 02/07/2012 by Robbie Geoghegan

Anna Logue is a label with an undeniable ear for quality synth wave and minimal pop. The German imprint has illustrated this across a spread […]

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Kappah :: Tribal Dances (Bedroom Research)

Reviews 02/04/2012 by Gustave Savy

The album is a sampling wonkfest of jerky beats, odd sounds, meaty synths and solid bass. There are influences from all over the place, Indian […]

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Patscan :: Mollycoddlers EP (Acroplane)

Reviews 02/04/2012 by Robert Galbraith

Mollycoddlers is one of those releases that doesn’t attempt to be the life of the party with gimmicks and tricks. It is more interested in […]

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ASYMMETRICAL HEAD :: Digital::Nimbus #442 Mix

Features 02/04/2012 by igloomag

A virtual smorgasbord of exp-electronics, techno and ambient deformations. Take a trip through turbulent waters as beats, bass and subdued noise weaves its way into […]

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Robert Lippok :: Redsuperstructure (Raster-Noton)

Reviews 02/04/2012 by Greg Dutcher

Working more like character studies of the individual sounds therein than “songs” with structures and interrelated parts. This is a subtle distinction, much easier heard […]

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Tolouse Low Trax :: Jeidem Fall (Karaoke Kalk)

Reviews 02/04/2012 by Stephen Fruitman

Weinrich has a sharp, structured mind for creating rhythms of complexity and duration. Rhythms alone would however soon grow tiresome if they didn’t have something […]

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Hadamard :: Jupiter Cycle 1 & 2 (Last Known Trajectory)

Reviews 02/04/2012 by Robbie Geoghegan

The Jupiter Cycles are the best work of Hadamard to date. Bartelink leads the listener through automated atmospherics, phantoms of electric pulses and inside his […]

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Smartguy Records :: Review batch

Reviews 02/04/2012 by Robbie Geoghegan

Since 1997 Smartguy Records has been releasing a veritable banquet of styles and genres. U.S. labels seem more comfortable releasing a spectrum of sounds. Don’t get […]

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Oxyd :: Liveforms (Signifier / Aliens Production)

Reviews 02/01/2012 by igloomag

Liveforms remains thoroughly engaged as it elevates thin veils of dark-ambient passages covered in nebulous sheets of chaotic beauty. Oxyd presents a darkened grove of […]

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