(August 2009) Labeling an album “Dub Techno” can give the listener a good idea of what to expect from the music and at the same […]
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BILLY CURRIE :: Innovative architect of synth pop
(August 2009) BILLY CURRIE (full name William Lee Currie), is a classically trained, multi-talented instrumentalist / composer, probably best known for his time served as […]
Zomby :: One Foot Ahead Of The Other EP (Ramp)
(August 2009) Sometimes there are artists within genres that have a sound that is unmistakably theirs. They seem to be able to put that signature […]
Operator and Junior Rafael 12’s on Mighty Robot Recordings
(August 2009) It is always a mystery what Mighty Robot Recordings will come up with next; as the label moves on it seems like anything […]
Mount Kimbie :: Sketch On Glass (Hotflush)
(August 2009) Mount Kimbie. What does that name mean to you? If you’re acquainted with the world of dubstep, it probably carries a lot of […]
Alpine :: Fr:om Harmed Weather To Stark, Micro, Climates. (Highpoint Lowlife)
(August 2009) Alpine is the brainchild and solo project of music therapist Alex Smalley. A work that’s potent with the fragrance of a calm before […]
V/A :: Weirdcore Vol. 1 (Weirdcore, MP3)
(July 2009) Scandinavia has a penchant for producing great music. Iceland alone has brought the world Björk, Múm, and Sigur Rós – not to mention […]
The Bureau of Nonstandards :: s/t (OneZero)
(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 […]
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 […]

















