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Fluxus :: Mental Illness (OPN)

Reviews 09/02/2014 by Philippe Blache

Eerily moving electronic soundscapes made of fractal noises and sustained by an ambiguous flowing tempo and spoken words. OPN Records is an independent label based […]

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Asmodaeus :: Lies and Logic (Walhalla)

Reviews 08/31/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Asmodaeus’ bleak and weary style immediately gaining praise from the faithful. Gasps and guitar strings, sighs and cheap synths, drum machines and dirge; a superb record […]

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ZoiD :: Electronic Jazz Fractals

Profiles 08/31/2014 by Andrew Danso

Music has been Jacobson’s life work. His history with jazz and electronic music is lengthy, business minded and academic. His desire to refocus left the […]

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Soothsayer :: The Future Presence of the Past EP (The Crime League)

Reviews 08/31/2014 by Eric Sorenson

Densely produced electronica with some interesting sonic flair. Let it never be said that IDM isn’t a global endeavor. In this three-track EP, Toronto-based Crime […]

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TAPE :: Transmissions

Features 08/31/2014 by Andy Gillham

Ah. The humble cassette tape. For some it’s been consigned to the history books of defunct formats, for others it’s the medium of choice to […]

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w1b0 : Main Squeeze Remixes (Bass Agenda)

Reviews 08/31/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

A fantastic cross section of Electro. Floor atomics and late night musing. A sterling first wax outing from the young Bass Agenda. Bass Agenda is […]

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P.P. Roy :: Watch The Dough Nut Not The Hole (UPITUP)

Reviews 08/30/2014 by Giancarlo Sandoval

A diverse album, one that combines vocal samples and strange melodies that echo hip hop’s best producers. After reading that, surely everyone can understand why […]

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STU CROSBIE :: Igloo Mix

Features 08/30/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Igloo have been lucky enough to pin down Brighton based artist Stu Crosbie, get the Dark Arts man behind his turntables to deliver a full […]

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Benjamin Finger :: The Bet (Watery Starve)

Reviews 08/30/2014 by Alan Lockett

‘I kind of wanted to break away from the way I think an ambient/modern classical (or whatever we call it these days) record should sound […]

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Ulrich Troyer meets Georg Blaschke :: Somatic Soundtracks (4bit)

Reviews 08/29/2014 by Stephen Fruitman

The results “form a symbiotic unit” of sound, movement and space. Somatic Soundtracks reworks scores composed for choreographer Georg Blaschke during the period 2010—12. Ulrich Troyer explains […]

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