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 […]
Tag: Dub
Red Stars Over Tokyo :: Double review (Testtoon)
Testtoon are doing what very few labels are. True the sounds of Ambient and Industrial are having a revival, but in many respect they are […]
V/A :: Bass Anthropology (IDMf Beat Tapes)
Bass Anthropology presents a surplus of forward-thinking bass music that continues to propel itself into spiraling worlds of fluid abstraction. IDMf Beat Tapes sheds a half-dozen […]
Greg Haines :: Where We Were (Denovali)
No commercial potential. Where We Were is raw and impulsive rather than polished, calculated and forced; erratic rather than predictable, and it reveals its allure […]
Aksutique :: Notch Fields (diametric.)
Rather than pander to the “dub” crowd, this EP takes what has become quite a saturated genre and elevates it with ambient subtlety and a […]
Hans Nieswandt :: Hildegard Knef – Remixed 12 Versions (Bureau B)
Knef has a dark, occasionally faltering voice, but that doesn’t prevent it from bopping along to pop as innocent as a daytime TV margarine commercial […]
RSS Boys :: Double review (Mik Musik)
RSS Boys might just be the most colorful step forward taken by really intelligent dance music in a long time. RSS Boys might just be […]
Dub Spencer & Trance Hill :: Live In Dub & The Victor Rice Remixes (Echo Beach)
If you are in search of new, groovy and piquant dub realms, then this is the album for you. This live output is also a […]
Bangeliz :: Mixtape (Mik Musik)
Mixtape adds up to two, twenty-minute merries-go-round (…) and though you’ll step off woozy, it’s melodic, it’s accessible, it spins at an angle but steady. […]
DUB TRANSMISSIONS :: Dub Spencer & Trance Hill
A living, breathing and kicking monster of groove, Dub Spencer & Trance Hill offers an irresistible blend of heavy, spacey dub movements and psychedelic rock, […]
TM404 :: TM404 (Kontra-Musik)
Andreas Tilliander gets his fingers into the recesses hidden out of sight by sleek, Kraftwerkian efficiency to writhe in more sinister joys, a burble and […]
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