Ambient Dub

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Techno’s Outer Limits :: July 2017

Reviews 07/02/2017 by Alan Lockett

Latest emission in a series from Techno’s Twilight Zone of EPs/12″s and LPs with notes in the margins. https://youtu.be/yXClfk42cjY First up, Avian hosts 400ppm for Fit for Purpose, a set of […]

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David Fyans’ Somnambulist’s Field Guide

Newswires 08/12/2016 by Alan Lockett

Breaking from Broken20, news of an impending audiovisual release from David Fyans, man behind the label’s design aesthetic. ‘Sound has always been an integral part of ritual. […]

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2view :: Mind over MIDI / Submersion (diametric.)

Reviews 02/09/2016 by Alan Lockett

The permeation into experimental electronica of noise as ‘instrument’—be it clicks’n’cuts or static wash—may be traced back two decades—to Pole‘s early re-cons of Basic Channel studio detritus […]

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Fluxion’s Vibrant Forms Re-formed

Newswires 01/28/2016 by Alan Lockett

Sustained calls over the years for reissue of these highpoints of dub-techno fusion led to Type stepping up with a first Vibrant Forms remaster in […]

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ALAN LOCKETT :: Dalliance #12 mix

Features 11/07/2015 by Alan Lockett

Dalliance #12 is a(n) (Ambient / Dub) Techno mix from igloomag Contributing Editor Alan Lockett, aka Mist-Maxer albient—latest in a series from Techno’s Outer Limits (November 2015 incoming). Featuring: Abdulla […]

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Ship Ahoy! Shinichi Atobe’s Butterfly Effect

Newswires 11/08/2014 by Alan Lockett

It all sounds somehow out of time yet timeless, at a remove from Now. Spotted on the horizon a debut LP from Shinichi Atobe, a […]

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ALAN LOCKETT :: Dalliance #5 mix

Features 10/20/2013 by Alan Lockett

Dalliance #5 locates itself at the more ambient end of the Dub Techno spectrum—where the dub is massive trailing atmo-smears of echo and reverb (call […]

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Martin Schulte :: Slow Beauty (Lantern)

Reviews 06/29/2013 by Alan Lockett

A closing serving suggestion might be that Slow Beauty is best consumed less in full-on focused home listening mode than in expansive semi-distracted mix dosage. Dub Techno. […]

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