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Tag: Abstract
Zoon van Snook :: (Falling from) The Nutty Tree (Mush)
Snook has a bottomless treasure chest of beats, samples and melodies, but rather than just throw them all up in the air and see where […]
Steve Hilmy & Daniel Barbiero :: Live at Bella (Zeromoon)
These two highly respected musicians have collaborated on a performance of outstanding experimental electronically manipulated and processed soundscape that questions the listeners expectations of what […]
Nev.Era :: Acuario EP (Lovethechaos)
Just as Nev.Era blends synthesized noise with flickering bits and bytes, Lovethechaos keeps an ear close to the surface and continues to discover turbulent sweetness unfolding […]
Proqxis :: Wave Exploit Lens (Buried In Time)
Balancing a curiosity for experimental sound design wrapped around minimal color tones, Wave Exploit Lens challenges the ears with its fuzzy electrical contours and maintains […]
Lost Trax / The Connection Machine :: Lost Machine (Tabernacle)
The sound espoused in Lost Machine are echoes of the almost forgotten UK techno scene. Lost Trax mesh some modern moments with reflection. TCM serve […]
Pete Swanson :: Man With Potential (Type)
It’s not often one can legitimately use the word “unique” to describe a new album these days, but in the case of the mind-bending Man […]
Kingbastard :: Lost Property (Herb)
Crackling static, digitally manipulated field recordings of birds, lovely chord progressions played on guitar and piano, and pastoral atmospheres await the Lost Property listener. I […]
Robert Lippok :: Redsuperstructure (Raster-Noton)
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 […]
Autechre :: Move of Ten (Warp)
This time, though, rather than the exhausting onslaught of additional material that quadrange.ae.ep, Quaristice Versions and the various Japanese exclusives offered, we get a tightly controlled ten tracks that are far more than mere remixes or reworkings of tracks from Oversteps.
Autechre :: Oversteps (Warp)
Oversteps is an absolute triumph for Ae, taking a brave new direction that will undoubtedly create new fans and win back those who lost their way post Confield, whilst simultaneously pleasing the majority of their existing fan-base. Quite an achievement.

















