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Robert Haigh :: Strange and Secret Things (Siren)

Reviews 03/26/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

Haigh’s seventeen miniatures are hardly strange and if they possess some secret, he seems more than willing to share it with us. He plays a […]

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Dissolved :: Surge of the Lucid (Daddy Tank)

Reviews 03/24/2013 by igloomag

Fractured harmonies and ambient particles coalesce into fragments as you’ll likely find yourself hypnotized by Surge of the Lucid‘s unconscious weaving of light and dark. Dissolved […]

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Nimon :: Drowning In Good Intentions (Ant-Zen)

Reviews 03/24/2013 by Pietro Da Sacco

Not only does Nimon let it all out, he allows the listener to take it all in—a smorgasbord of infected drones, ambiences and panoramic distortions […]

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Yann Novak and Robert Crouch :: Fata Morgana (Murmur)

Reviews 03/23/2013 by Alan Lockett

The narrative pay-off is then clinched by the entry of filmic synth-strings, knowingly poignant affective signifiers, tension moving to resolution as it makes itself comfy […]

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3View: Midwich, Culver & Aqua Dentata

Reviews 03/23/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

Three drones in the rough extracted from England’s rich seam of minimalist gold, three groaning cronies aligned along a subterranean ley line linking London to […]

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Cascade Data :: Edit Volley EP (Buried In Time)

Reviews 03/19/2013 by igloomag

A world of microscopic clicks, industrialized whirs and mechanical rhythms are pushed, pulled and propelled by the dynamics of collective ideas. Jason Goodrich (aka Technicolor Yawn) and […]

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Healing Force Project :: Hybrid Furrows (Sequencias)

Reviews 03/19/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

A strong cocktail of stymied synths, divergent beats and bold bass collide in an experimental centrifuge. Demon eyed and fork tongued, this healing force blends […]

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V/A :: UNO-IKI-SAN (UNOIKI)

Reviews 03/18/2013 by igloomag

Clinical, beat-infested terrain is executed in microscopic details as each magnetized sound cell displays a surplus of rhythmic bass. Predominately buried in molecular electronics, brittle […]

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Autechre :: Exai (Warp)

Reviews 03/16/2013 by James Knapman

Exai embraces the spirit of improvisation with fluid, almost jazz-like structures and staggering new highs of sound-design and progression. This refreshingly glitch-free approach brings them […]

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