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The Analog Roland Orchestra :: Dinsync (Pressure Suit)

Reviews 05/30/2015 by Andrew Danso

Dinsync unquestionably has its roots in Roland’s synths, yet TARO sound closer to 2000s electronica than late 80s techno. It’s a record which nods its […]

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Ilkae :: Array / Decay (Inpuj)

Reviews 05/30/2015 by Bassitta Ray

Array / Decay is an internal mind space inside a cyber existence with hazy human elements, emotion and a lot of effervescent repetitive patterns. This […]

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Caught in the Wake Forever :: The Places Where I Worship You (Dronarivm)

Reviews 05/28/2015 by Stephen Fruitman

The air is certainly chilly and the water freezing, but there is much shared warmth here. Painfully unprepossessing, McGowan interweaves emotion with emotionless nature suborning […]

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SiJ :: The Earth Shrine (ΠΑΝΘΕΟΝ)

Reviews 05/26/2015 by Stephen Fruitman

The Earth Shrine is not your typical eco-ambient. It pays homage to the global mystic paths once trodden in reverent balance, while hanging like the […]

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Offthesky & Pleq :: A Thousand Fields (Infraction)

Reviews 05/24/2015 by Alan Lockett

At the intersection between ambient, minimalism, 4th world, found sound, drone, and post-classical composition. Questing ambient and soundscape exponents with previous form over a slew of […]

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To Destroy A City :: Sunless (n5MD)

Reviews 05/24/2015 by Elan Samuel

The effortless combination of post-rock and electronic music; the music of a city in perpetual night, lit artificially and flowing with life and energy. The […]

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ALAN LOCKETT :: Slings the Wooze Anew mix

Features 05/23/2015 by Alan Lockett

Revisiting the sound and vision of Slings The Wooze, Igloo’s Alan Lockett, aka Mist-maxer albient, Slings the Wooze Anew with more than a score of exponents of […]

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Brandon Hurtado :: Other Spaces (Moreau)

Reviews 05/23/2015 by Stephen Fruitman

After little more than half an hour, an echoing, low-slung guitar just stopping when enough, for now, has been said. Brandon Hurtado’s music has frayed […]

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Fabrizio Modonese Palumbo :: Doropea (Old Bicycle)

Reviews 05/21/2015 by Philippe Blache

In this craft based minimalist work Palumbo is using a vast array of instruments and effects to design expanded micro-tonal sound sculptures in a quite […]

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How To Cure Our Soul :: Saigon (Audiobulb)

Reviews 05/17/2015 by Philippe Blache

A beautiful sound map made of sinuous and long-form textured ambiences interact with slow moving variations, short fragmented motifs and soothing harmonies, with a vibrant […]

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