Andy Stott’s formula is as potent, intoxicating and unsettling as ever and you just know that a few minutes into any particular track, one of […]
Tag: Abstract
Subjex :: Echo System (Schematic Music Company)
As a sound-sculptor, Subjex lets his machinery mutate in and around itself causing a delicate balance of extraterrestrial dub-soundscapes and industrialized low-end to flourish. [Release page] […]
Emptyset :: Medium (Subtext)
This is really not a place you want to spend more time than necessary, and at only twenty-one minutes (though released as a full-sized CD […]
Michael Begg & Human Greed :: Dirt on Earth: A Pocket of Resistance (Omnempathy)
Too dramatic, almost literary, to be called ambient, too idealistically engaged to be postmodern, Dirt on Earth: A Pocket of Resistance is a quietly roiling, […]
Christian Fennesz :: Aun: The Beginning And The End Of All Things (Ash International)
Fennesz’ score is likely the most accessible music he has ever written, capturing the nexus of nature and civilization—the sea, the city of Tokyo, the […]
Yuri Lugovskoy :: Self-Titled (Home Assembly Music)
The collection of tracks compiled for this double album provides an absolute exquisite sense of electronic isolationism. Static, deeply moving winter-like ambiences and textures which […]
Qebrus & Valance Drakes :: Unseen Intruders (Bedroom Research)
Altering perceptions of extraterrestrial experimentation intermixed with bass, signal-processing and a collation of tumbling frequencies Unseen Intruders forms a skewed perception of intelligent dance music […]
KWJAZ :: KWJAZ (Not Not Fun)
An uneasy-listening analogue bubblebath, more remnants of the recent past but stretched, dubbed and arranged with consummate skill into delicious alienations of the familiar. Another […]
Kajkyt :: Krst & Krst Remixes (God Records)
Its dark ambience, quasi-Byzantine liturgy and deceptively simple structure have been inspired by Slavic culture, the Orthodox Church and the less sanguine aspect of Jesus, […]
Shackleton :: Music for the Quiet Hour / The Drawbar Organ EPs (Woe To The Septic Heart!)
Despite Shackleton’s fondness for doomsday scenarios, this is one very uplifting collection. The length and width and breadth and grasp of Shackleton is absolutely equatorial. […]
















