Although Interkosmos owes a great deal to the sounds of Chicago and to the more recent aggression of Jak, there is also something else happening […]
Tag: Acid
In Rotation :: Multi-view (August 2018)
In rotation for the past several weeks, this multi-view reveals the latest electro-sonic landscape from five talented musicians. Plenty of brittle, glitch, abstract, noisy, mechanical […]
Luke Vibert :: Arcadia (De:Tuned)
The four tracks on offer at times simmer in a melodious symphony, at other times they boil over into weirded out wackiness. In this tilt-o-whirl […]
Rolando Simmons :: World Building (Love Love)
Ranging from electro breaks, to acid techno—the album is highly danceable and features incredible melodies that you will most likely be humming to yourself after […]
Furthur Electronix :: Forged in the past, going beyond
Some labels have embraced past, present and are looking to the future. Imprints like Analogical Force and De:Tuned thoroughly respect the product of two decades […]
WE FORFEIT (Mix 5) :: No-One Likes To Be Alone
New year and a new mix. Robbie flying solo here. Inspired by Chris’ suggestion for a bit of a focus on techno and Alan Lockett’s […]
Lantern :: Summer Knight (Occult Research)
Eight songs spread out in a tangled downbeat, acidic maelstrom of glitch, breaks, hip-hop, and leftfield bass contortions, Lantern also develops a jazzier side along […]
Jvox :: Funhouse (Component)
Casual yet chaotic, serene yet skewed, Jvox manipulates sound like no other—ultimately making Funhouse its own contagious entity. Welcome back Jvox—one of my favorite musicians […]
Cignol :: Hidden Galaxies (Computer Controlled)
Five tracks make up the Dublin musician’s trip up North to Belfast based Computer Controlled Music with the first offering having a decent bit of […]
WE FORFEIT (Mix 3) :: Mulled wine, scented pine and yuletide electro
There have been some cracking electro records in the last twelve months, although the same could be said for the last sixty or one hundred […]
RX-101 :: EP4 (Suction)
I’ve a feeling there might be more in the RX-101 duffel bag of DAT cassettes, and while they’re being rummaged through, why not reacquaint yourself […]
















