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Dubblestandart :: In Dub (Echo Beach)

Reviews 05/04/2014 by Stephen Fruitman

Already versioned a dozen or so times, one more this good is more than welcome. A big, muscular collection, a capital city on this year’s […]

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Dead Fader :: Blood Forest / Scorched (Robot Elephant / Small But Hard)

Reviews 05/01/2014 by Gustave Savy

Since that exhilarating 4-track release the producer behind the moniker (John Cohen) has been a bit busy. Two full length albums released simultaneously across two […]

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Jacob Birge :: The Fountainhead EP (Acre)

Reviews 03/27/2014 by Pietro Da Sacco

Broken electro shards, reminiscing synths and punchy abstract propulsion keeps Jacob Birge intermixing quite well with the finest purveyors in the experimental electronic field. A […]

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V/A :: Present Tense Traktor Remix Set (Touchin’ Bass)

Newswires 02/22/2014 by Andy Gillham

The Present Tense compilation marked 12-years of Andrea Parker’s Touchin’ Bass imprint with a host of tunes covering all things experimental electro. In follow up, […]

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New Dead Fader Material

Newswires 02/22/2014 by Gustave Savy

Dead Fader (AKA John Cohen) will release two full length albums across two labels on April 21st, 2014. This video for the track “Tubed” is […]

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Ruby My Dear :: Form (Ad Noiseam)

Reviews 01/31/2014 by Gustave Savy

The psychotic programming of his previous work is still in abundance, if a little more refined, but there is also something a bit more humanistic […]

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Coppe’ :: Void (Mango + Sweetrice)

Reviews 01/15/2014 by Leo Aboal

Void ventures into much darker terrain (for her) though, and for the first time the album actually sounds like it may have come at a […]

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Kaeba :: Mirrorless EP (Self-Released)

Reviews 01/14/2014 by Andy Gillham

One half of Plaster whose finely sculpted electronics have recently graced a number of labels including Touchin’ Bass and Stroboscopic Artefacts. Kaeba is Gianclaudio H. […]

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Burial :: Rival Dealer (Hyperdub)

Reviews 01/12/2014 by James Knapman

Burial’s output is becoming harder and harder to predict or track, and to so boldly eschew the expected dark, angst-ridden, minor key moodiness in favor […]

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