Clearly in the last ten years Kingbastard has covered a great deal of sonic territory and this collection is an excellent way to dip ones […]
Tag: Electronics
Keita Sano :: Marin California (Lower Parts)
Stingray was always going to be hard to follow, and has proven to be so. Lower Parts is enjoying some well deserved attention. The Athens […]
AUTECHRE :: Live @ 3S ArtSpace (Portsmouth, NH Oct-2015)
An Autechre live show in 2015 is an almost indescribable event. Imagine, if you will, a hundred thousand metallic wasps swarming in the midst of […]
Vai :: Son of Idaia EP (Holger)
Son of Idaia is a good mix of ambient electronics and ghostly techno in a dubby, starkly beautiful package. The mysterious Vai has caught our […]
Frak :: Primitive Drums (Lux Rec)
“Frak is someone who never disappoints. It is not just one record, or their music, but the attitude of the group and the label, Borft, […]
3VIEW :: Maps & Diagrams / x.y.r. (Handstitched*)
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 […]
Photophob :: And All The Dreams You Don’t Remember (M-Tronic)
And All The Dreams You Don’t Remember is a perfect midnight ride album that—to my ears—is best suited for those nocturnal roamings across landscapes of […]
V/A :: Terminal Operations 01 (Terminal Operations)
A young upstart, Terminal Operations, comes from this landscape of forgotten factory floors and raw rage. I’ve mentioned, over the last few techno centric reviews, […]
Faex Optim :: Mercury EP (Kahvi Collective)
Minimal yet metaphysical, Mercury is indeed a magnum opus of the imagination and psyche at the full command of substance—designating the origin of all that […]
Costolloe & Nick Simoncino :: Double review (Signal Code)
These two records give a wide view of what this imprint has been up to over the last few years. A range of styles are […]
The Fear Ratio :: Refuge Of A Twisted Soul (Skam)
A creepy, dark collection of soundscapes and minor, skeletal melodies stretched out over sparse beats. One thing I love about writing reviews is that as […]

















