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youAnd:The Machines :: Behind (Ornaments)

Reviews 07/19/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

Seeking the heart of urban dark, Müller’s soft arrangement of a hard-edged genre with its roots in Detroit techno make an album nearly the length […]

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Asan :: Welcome Home Supperman (Borneo)

Reviews 07/13/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

Asan isn’t reinventing the wheel, but he is adding a different hue to a well-known palette. There are elements of Dub in the formula and […]

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Moss Garden :: Understanding Holy Ghosts (Kaico)

Reviews 07/06/2013 by Alan Lockett

The tenor of Understanding Holy Ghosts is warm, pacific, contemplative at first blush, but as it goes on, surfaces prove deceptive. More ghostly than holy elements […]

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Faint Object :: EP (Lower Parts)

Reviews 07/04/2013 by Pietro Da Sacco

The rather obscure artist evacuates preconceived exp-downtempo notions and inserts a screeching cacophony composed of clicks, clunks and deformed melodious layers for perfected audio engagement. Three […]

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Jah Wobble & Marconi Union :: Anomic (30 Hertz)

Reviews 06/22/2013 by Nocturnal Ghost

Completely isolated from anything mainstream and free of periodic characteristics, Anomic is another spectacular, timeless work by Marconi Union and definitely a highlight point in […]

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Roel Funcken :: Dreampty EP (Eat Concrete)

Reviews 06/09/2013 by Pietro Da Sacco

Dreampty is a satisfying array of audio speed bumps that doesn’t veer too far into leftfield and fits snug between the alluring dynamics of previous Funckarma […]

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Aleks Jurczyk :: Brutal Britain (Elephant)

Reviews 05/28/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

Live samples of birdsong and street noise lighten the mood, allowing the human aspect to enter the constructs of reinforced concrete. Through the grating and […]

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Playmodes :: Plegat EP (Discontinu)

Reviews 05/26/2013 by Pietro Da Sacco

An electrical smattering filled with detailed microscopic flickering. Playmodes’ Plegat extended player for Spain’s Discontinu is simply an electrical smattering filled with detailed microscopic flickering. Four original […]

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Sculpture :: Slime Code (Digitalis)

Reviews 05/22/2013 by James Knapman

Digitalis have been on a roll lately with a slew of light-hearted releases and Sculpture’s Slime Code is a perfect example. There’s something just a […]

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DRMCNT :: Jin & Tronix (Mighty Robot)

Reviews 05/21/2013 by Robbie Geoghegan

It’s interesting to hear an artist like DRMCNT, one who bleeds various genre types together into a caustic concoction. Mighty Robot Recordings has been one […]

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