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Tom Knapp :: Mophoc Rez EP (Ge-stell)

Reviews 03/15/2016 by Chris Taylor

A brief and promising introduction to an artist working deep within nonrepresentational sound composition. Shifting metallics, collapsing walls of illogical harmonics, and granular synthesis that […]

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Visonia / Synth Alien :: Opal’s Sunflowers / Memories (Last Known Trajectory)

Reviews 03/15/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

The disco currents of past releases have been sidelined, a more mature and developed sound taking its place. In a strange coincidence, the latest two […]

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port-royal :: Where Are You Now (n5MD)

Reviews 03/12/2016 by Owen Vince

Where Are You Know is an audacious and masterful return for port-royal, who have demonstrated their ability to expertly utilize and combine a variety of […]

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Proto Sites :: Daring to be different

Profiles 03/10/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

An imprint that’s doing something interesting, not over-reaching nor pandering. In short, it’s doing its own thing. It’s hard to find a label that is […]

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Lee Simeone :: Best Seat in the Dream EP (Vernal Equinox)

Reviews 03/09/2016 by Jus Forrest

A fascinating collection of intricate compositions; a cinematic burst of perfect visual accompaniment that is roused within the mind, especially when taking on board the […]

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B12 :: Transient Life (De:Tuned)

Reviews 03/09/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

Instead this quartet is introspective and pondering, thoughtful and reflective; a slight glance back to the “Soundtrack of Space” before a firm gaze into an […]

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Badrich :: Viscosity (Technicolor Yawn)

Reviews 03/08/2016 by Pietro Da Sacco

Purely in a (dark) field of its own, yet effortlessly delivered, Viscosity is a detailed foray into deconstructed electronics melded to blackened ambient sheets. Robotic noise boxes dancing […]

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Lucy’s Self-Mythology Is Imminent

Newswires 03/06/2016 by Alan Lockett

Self Mythology sees Lucy marshaling polyrhythmic patter, diaphanous drones and textured ambience to push the boundaries, with fusion and occlusion of Anatolian, African and Middle-Eastern chant and […]

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SubtractiveLAD :: Nucleus (Self-Released)

Reviews 03/06/2016 by Pietro Da Sacco

A percussive darker energy unfolds in the opening nucleic chapters as a mechanical tone sets the pace. In the closing chapters, miniature stretched symphonies shimmy […]

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Drifting in Silence :: Artificial (Labile)

Reviews 03/05/2016 by Chris Taylor

Unapologetically grand and emotional, this album will please those who like their ambient sounds tidy and ready for the big screen. Artificial marks a return […]

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