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2view :: Mind over MIDI / Submersion (diametric.)

Reviews 02/09/2016 by Alan Lockett

The permeation into experimental electronica of noise as ‘instrument’—be it clicks’n’cuts or static wash—may be traced back two decades—to Pole‘s early re-cons of Basic Channel studio detritus […]

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Fluxion’s Vibrant Forms Re-formed

Newswires 01/28/2016 by Alan Lockett

Sustained calls over the years for reissue of these highpoints of dub-techno fusion led to Type stepping up with a first Vibrant Forms remaster in […]

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Dub Spencer & Trance Hill :: Physical Echoes (Echo Beach)

Newswires 01/09/2016 by Nocturnal Ghost

The dub phenomenon strikes again with a new record. Dub Spencer & Trance Hill released its eighth album a couple of days ago via the […]

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Girių Dvasios :: Ratu (Cold Tear/Dangus)

Reviews 11/08/2015 by Stephen Fruitman

Girių Dvasios makes hand-tufted dub, punching strands of circular song into a canvas of very rootsy dub, with organ bubbling, guitar doodling, and flutes and melodica singing […]

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Senking :: Closing Ice (Raster-Noton)

Reviews 10/17/2015 by Chang Terhune

Closing Ice is a great example of how to work in darkness while shedding light without more heat. In an interview in The Wire circa […]

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Vai :: Son of Idaia EP (Holger)

Reviews 10/04/2015 by Chang Terhune

Son of Idaia is a good mix of ambient electronics and ghostly techno in a dubby, starkly beautiful package. The mysterious Vai has caught our […]

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Photophob :: And All The Dreams You Don’t Remember (M-Tronic)

Reviews 10/03/2015 by Chang Terhune

And All The Dreams You Don’t Remember is a perfect midnight ride album that—to my ears—is best suited for those nocturnal roamings across landscapes of […]

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Pole :: Wald (Pole Music)

Reviews 09/23/2015 by Chang Terhune

Oh, Stefan, why’d you have to go and change? All those years ago when you dropped the drums and your 4 pole filter clattered to […]

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John Lemke :: Nomad Frequencies (Denovali)

Reviews 09/05/2015 by Nocturnal Ghost

Once again, with his distinctive combination of adventurous ways of playing instruments, unconventional methods of sound design, boldness and honesty, Lemke has created a truly […]

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Meat Beat Manifesto :: Kasm02 EP (Skam)

Reviews 07/23/2015 by Chang Terhune

Upon arriving at their destination, all exited the car without speaking—except for one who said in halting, broken English, “Music… Very weird. Dark. Good.” Which […]

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