(July 2009) Here’s one that I’ve put off trying to write about because I’m just not that taken with it. The Bureau of Nonstandards is […]
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SubtractiveLAD, Plastik Joy and Last Days reviews (n5MD)
(July 2009) This latest crop of releases from n5md puts them near the top of my favorite indie labels. With a strong catalog featuring Lights […]
V/A :: Birmingham Sound Matter (Audiobulb)
(July 2009) Directed by the esteemed sound artist Francisco López, Birmingham Sound Matter is a compilation of recordings by a collection of artists from the […]
Retic :: Somnolent Massive (Mute Rebellion)
(July 2009) Back in 2007, I praised Retic for their debut album, Saturn Day Trajectory for its tricky interleaving of keen beats and sly sine-wave […]
Creamy Water Quiz :: Flojo, Loco y Enigmatico (Infinite Number of Sounds)
(July 2009) I got passed a demo from this Michigan duo a couple of years ago and was quietly blown away by it. 70 minutes […]
City Rain :: Light Turned On (Boltfish)
(July 2009) City Rain is the solo project of Ben Runyan of Philadelphia, USA. Light Turned On is his debut release for the UK based […]
2562 :: Love In Outer Space (Tectonic)
(July 2009) After his long-player Aerial last year, things really slowed down for 2562. It has been more than a year since that album, and […]
B12 :: Archives Volume 7 (B12)
(July 2009) B12 have gotten some mixed press since their decision to leave the comfort of their London flats and return to the music scene. […]
Jimmy Behan :: The Echo Garden (Audiobulb)
(July 2009) Irish composer Jimmy Behan creates his music by processing electro-acoustic sounds and field-recordings. Therefore it was no surprise to hear a collection of […]
Billy Currie :: Accidental Poetry of the Structure (Puzzle)
(July 2009) An avant-garde collection of instrumentals – this album has a strong sense of free flowing melodies, synonymous with all Billy Currie’s work to […]
V/A :: Selected Moments II (Shoreless)
(July 2009) With only a handful of releases to its name and an MO that revolves around secrecy and limiting its distribution channels and number […]
















