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Tru West :: The Rise and Fall of the Eurojesters (Marmo Music)

Reviews 06/10/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

Marmo Music has always had an attitude, a refusal to conform, a desire to go their own way. This means that their sound can be […]

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Femur :: Electronic down to its bones

Profiles 05/21/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

Based on the strength of these first two 12”s (by Frak and Celldöd), a new, interesting, and forward looking label has just been established here […]

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Oubys :: Second Planet (Testtoon)

Reviews 05/20/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

Second Planet is an attempt to give aural form to heavenly bodies, to patch a sound to places beyond or home and to hear the […]

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DJ Guy :: 1993/1994 Unreleased Tracks (La Beauté Du Négatif)

Reviews 05/07/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

Contemporary conceptions aren’t so much ignored as they didn’t exist, these works being created well before the modern flavors of the month. This lack of […]

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Nickolas Mohanna :: Chroma (Karlrecords)

Reviews 04/08/2017 by Pietro Da Sacco

Chroma illustrates a disjointed 8-pc sonic tapestry, one that is sewn together by extraterrestrial acoustics making for a perplexing experience. Fuzzy, abstract and discordant noises are […]

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Aquarium to Warren Raww :: The many habitats of Natural Sciences (Interview & Mix)

Profiles 04/07/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

Then you meet those who refuse to adhere (to the spiral staircase of genres), who defy the norms and set their own standards. Manchester’s Natural […]

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D’Marc Cantu :: Hypnopompic (Endless Illusion)

Reviews 03/26/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

After ten years Cantu’s sound has barely aged a day. The sweat and grime of Jak, the gnawing frustrations of house, the warming hopes and […]

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Conrad Schnitzler & Pole :: Con-Struct (Bureau B)

Reviews 03/26/2017 by Philippe Blache

This collaboration offers an interesting catalog of cold, hypnotic, cerebral, techno-ish and beat laden electronic pieces. If you are into conceptual and minimal ambient sophistication […]

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Lawrence English :: Cruel Optimism (Room40)

Reviews 03/18/2017 by Philippe Blache

The album is developed as one long epic atmospheric suite where soothing peaceful passages are punctuated by vertiginous emotional moments of melancholic beauty. Lawrence English […]

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