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Beneath Athens’ Electronics :: Lower Parts

Profiles 12/11/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Working from the Greek capital is Lower Parts, a name which may have blipped on a number of radars of late. Greece and Ireland have […]

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Everyday Dust :: The Principality of Dustland (Sparkwood)

Reviews 12/10/2014 by Elan Samuel

Everyday Dust has achieved a record replete with stimulating visuals, haunting quality, and lasting impact. I have listened to Everyday Dust’s The Principality of Dustland somewhere in […]

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Christopher Willits :: Opening (Ghostly International)

Reviews 12/08/2014 by Elan Samuel

Opening is a fantastically constructed record that boasts a proud, consistent theme, smoothly transitioning between mellow ambient and a solid slow groove, all while remaining […]

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Deru :: 1979 (Friends Of Friends)

Reviews 12/07/2014 by Philippe Blache

Essential and clearly recommended for adepts of moody, poignant, luminous and cinematic ambient sculptures. Deru (aka Benjamin Wynn) is an abstract-minimal ambient music project based […]

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Move over Andie MacDowell :: Sex Lies Magnetic Tape

Profiles 12/07/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Northern Ireland breaks out the electronic stream. I’ve never written so much about Northern Ireland as I have in recent months. Well, when I was […]

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Oubys :: SQM Part II (Testtoon)

Reviews 12/01/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

This second installment sees Kolf balancing sound and silence, the perceived with that which cannot be. Threats are created, palpable almost tactile ones, but then […]

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Ian Holloway & Banks Bailey :: Strange Pilgrims (Quiet World)

Reviews 11/28/2014 by Stephen Fruitman

Despite its earthy origins, music that absorbs the night sky and all who may travel it. In Conversations on the Plurality of Worlds, 17th-century philosopher Fontenelle […]

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Pouya Ehsaei :: There (Entr’acte)

Reviews 11/16/2014 by Philippe Blache

A captivating, engaging, gravitational and almost glitch-esque ambient release that will convince passionate listeners of haunted electronic experimentalism. Pouya Ehsaei is a young and rising […]

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