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Tag: Electronics
Das Muster / Pukemaster Gehm :: Double review (Solar One)
This duo builds on the quality that is already part and parcel of this impressive German imprint. The renaissance of vinyl has its drawbacks. True […]
Sonja Berlin-Jones :: Phlegmgemming (Rest Relax)
After hundreds of hours of music on Bandcamp and in tiny handmade, self-released editions, Phlegmgemming is the first “real” (his word) release for this artist, which […]
Kemek :: Forced Perspective (Self Released)
A self-published digital opus where Adam Douglas decides to challenge hermetical musical frontiers by giving to his original compositional signature an almost shoegazing modern dream […]
V/A :: Eilean 53 (Eilean Rec.)
Eilean 53 is a fine example of precision despite the challenges of each artist doing their own thing in different parts of the world. Compilation […]
Bourbonese Qualk :: Bourbonese Qualk 1983-1987 (Mannequin)
This aural document (remastered by the Dutch musician Rude 66) is well worth picking up by BQ fans as well as adherents of quintessential industrial […]
Maurice Louca :: Benhayyi Al-Baghbaghan (Salute the Parrot) (Nawa)
Possessing a visionary take on mongrel electronica, Egyptian producer-arranger Maurice Louca brings sounds familiar to lovers of Middle Eastern musics and dervishes them off into […]
V/A :: Visions Vol.1 (Blackwater)
The musical territory explored on Visions Vol.1 is quite captivating and will without any doubt seduce hardcore fans of free-form and contemporary beat-driven electronic music. Rising […]
Chris Moss Acid :: Phantacy EP (Shipwrec)
Chris Moss Acid is part of a new generation utilizing that distinctive decaying dirge, merging monosynth abrasiveness with other sounds and delivering something different. I […]
Vril :: Portal (Delsin)
An absolute must not just for fans of techno but for electronic music enthusiasts of any pedigree. Almost nothing is publicly known about the techno […]
DJ Godfather :: This is Detroit EP (Dirty Knock)
The granddaddy of ghetto tech returns to his Dirty Knock imprint with three fresh Motor City bangers. With all the elaborate tools and fancy techniques […]














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