Electro-Acoustic

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INNERMOST SPACES :: A modern classical infusion

Reviews 10/30/2016 by Nocturnal Ghost

The experimental fringes of the modern classical arena are bursting with creativity these days. Musicians and labels explore new possibilities and modi operandi. This article […]

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Elsewhereness revisited #1 Ramblings of a AMB-man

Features 06/25/2016 by Alan Lockett

Elsewhereness Revisited is a new feature documenting the drift at the margins: ambientological meanderings, random bc-combing, cloud-watching, tube-findings, and a companion mix. Vol. #1: Ramblings […]

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x.y.r. :: Mental Journey To B.C. (Not Not Fun)

Reviews 01/01/2016 by Alan Lockett

Vladimir Karpov floats fetid Formanta-mini (‘vintage Soviet keytar‘) loops and neo-vaporwave wibble over soft primitivist machine rhythms backlit with a mezzotint of remote insect drone […]

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3VIEW :: Maps & Diagrams / x.y.r. (Handstitched*)

Reviews 10/04/2015 by Alan Lockett

We catch up on three recent releases from Tim Martin’s Handstitched* imprint, two from the head of the house with his Maps & Diagrams hat on and one […]

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SONIC EXPOSURE :: John Lemke

Profiles 02/17/2015 by Nocturnal Ghost

“Bringing an audience to tears at the beginning of the show is maybe not an ideal way to start a concert, but it did amaze […]

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Hessien :: Your Empire, In Decline (The Long Story Recording Company)

Reviews 02/01/2015 by Alan Lockett

Evocative scaping of a generally melancholic cast, Hessien’s mix of air and substance uniting the newer ambient waves. Your Empire, In Decline sees igloo review regular, Tim Martin (Maps […]

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Francesco Giannico & Porya Hatami :: Double review (Time Released Sound)

Reviews 01/15/2015 by Alan Lockett

Favourite boutique-artisan label is back bearing time released sounds from the underground via Francesco Giannico and music for airports from Porya Hatami. Francesco Giannico recorded Rome’s metro—lines “B” […]

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