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V/A :: Birds of a Feather 7-12 (Flaming Pines)

Reviews 09/07/2014 by Stephen Fruitman

Twelve birds in a modified birdhouse are way better than two in the bush. Flaming Pines has just wrapped up its beautifully beaky Birds of a […]

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Kyle Bobby Dunn :: Kyle Bobby Dunn and the Infinite Sadness (Students of Decay)

Reviews 09/07/2014 by Alan Lockett

A triumph not so much of removed authorial ego, but of artful detachment. Purveyor of refined works of ambient minimalism since 2005, Kyle Bobby Dunn dials in […]

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Stereocilia :: Murmurations (Echoic Memory)

Reviews 09/07/2014 by Stephen Fruitman

With his guitar, London’s John Scott has found an Archimedean point from which he can move the world. Murmurations by Stereocilia With his guitar, London’s […]

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Paskine :: NIMROD (Voxxov)

Reviews 09/06/2014 by Alan Lockett

We’re confronted with a seething mass of turmoil of lively raw material of fierce density and unstable formations—iterative flows heaving with an organic-seeming stream of […]

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In Sync :: Storm Evolution I & II (Last Known Trajectory)

Reviews 09/06/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Storm Evolution I & II sees a wonderful marriage of past and present. The first foundations of electronic music employed to build new sounds and […]

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Summer Night Air :: 4 (Cruel Nature)

Reviews 09/04/2014 by Giancarlo Sandoval

Compact, minimalist and worthy of praise, 4 packs five tracks filled with moving drones and beautiful landscapes. Little drops of music fall in the pavement, they […]

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Fluxus :: Mental Illness (OPN)

Reviews 09/02/2014 by Philippe Blache

Eerily moving electronic soundscapes made of fractal noises and sustained by an ambiguous flowing tempo and spoken words. OPN Records is an independent label based […]

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Alex Cobb & Taiga Remains :: Double review (Shelter Press/Helen Scarsdale Agency)

Reviews 09/02/2014 by Alan Lockett

Taiga Remains’ ghost walks amongst us, the last hurrah having come some five years back with the blown-out drone of Wax Canopy (Digitalis), while plain old Alex Cobb […]

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