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Pinkcourtesyphone & Gwyneth Wentink :: Elision (Farmacia901)

Reviews 01/28/2016 by Stephen Fruitman

The finest kind of acoustic-electronic collaboration, only nineteen minutes long but destined for endless repeat. When I reviewed Pinkcourtesyphone’s Foley Folly Folio, I thought it was […]

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December / Kaumwauld :: Half Cuts 1 (In Paradisum)

Reviews 01/24/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

There’s been a rise in sludge techno in the last few years, industrial essences and experimentation, outsider electronics and a touch of Chicago. The boundaries […]

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Frank Bretschneider :: Isolation (Line)

Reviews 01/23/2016 by Chris Taylor

The finest moments break free from a sense of additive composition. Mobiles of sonic material are suspended, spinning slowly while the listener watches its rotation, […]

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BITS & PIECES with Denzel + Huhn

Profiles 01/23/2016 by Nocturnal Ghost

The first album you bought? Denzel :: Since my parents plus two elder siblings were listening to quite a lot of stuff from rock to […]

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Valance Drakes :: Struggle Experienced Internally (Detroit Underground)

Reviews 01/15/2016 by Chris Taylor

Bold, pitched percussion loops lay down the basis for each of these tracks, slowly filling with more density, adding a sense of tension and development […]

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Akira Rabelais :: The Little Glass (Self-Released)

Reviews 01/14/2016 by Stephen Fruitman

A briny, seaweed-laden music box, the peal of a bell and its reverberation biting into its own tail, singing glasses, star bells and smoothly lurching starfish […]

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BITS & PIECES with Robert Rich

Profiles 01/11/2016 by Nocturnal Ghost

The first album you bought? I think it was “Chicago Transit Authority” around 1971 or so. I was about 8 years old and I liked […]

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Luke Eargoggle / Kan3da / Weltwirtschaft :: Karl EP (Lunatic)

Reviews 01/10/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

The 12” is electro of the frostier faction but there are moments of warmth coming through to thaw the chill. Dark and bitter sounds from […]

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Christopher Bissonnette :: Pitch, Paper & Foil (Kranky)

Reviews 01/09/2016 by Alan Lockett

Modular synthesis is more liable to unruly and unkempt behavior than delicate or subtle gesture, but here Bissonnette’s economy and deftness of touch make for […]

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Luxus Varta :: Everything is Nothing (Hubble Telescope Series 1) (Solar One Music)

Reviews 01/09/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

Following Elektronische Werke and The Crystal Issue Cycle comes The Hubble Telescope Series. This latest set of releases are an homage to the eponymous instrument […]

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