A wide range of sounds that go from ambient electronics to field recordings, to beautiful piano driven soundscapes and beats. The Symbolic Interactions compilations have […]
Tag: Electronics
Eno Hyde :: High Life (Warp)
High Life works because it disposes with the guest spots and instead gets to the good stuff: Eno and Hyde’s minds. For people that have […]
Heinrich Dressel :: Waterproof Theory (Frustrated Funk)
Warm, almost soothing, soundscapes are juxtaposed by arctic chills and clinical sounds. For more than seven years I’ve been covering the works of Minimal Rome. […]
Carbo Flex :: Trifolium (Central Processing Unit)
Music has always been a great source for the rose tinted glasses and the latest on Central Processing Unit got the sentimental juices flowing something […]
Chase Dobson :: Parallel Lines (The Crime League)
Are you less concerned with musical genre and formula than with emotion and compositional skill? Is it dark outside? Are you sitting comfortably? Are your […]
V/A :: VA EP 001 (Signal Code)
Sublime tracks from the seasoned Netherlanders, the Irishmen replying with the same level of analogue class. Some would say Dublin is “coming of age” with […]
Stefano Rocchi & Moonlite Bunny Ranch :: Double review (Love Blast)
Cyclical rhythms brooded over my maniacal musicians with mutated melodies on their mind, and at their fingertips. I only discovered the Love Blast label a […]
Phoenix York :: Godspeed Phuong (Buried Standing)
Fans of mysterious, nuanced and delicately sounding melodic ambient music will find here a little classic. With Godspeed Phuong, the Canadian Phoenix York offers a […]
Cebec :: Strome (Self Release)
Very addictive, weirdly dreamy and powerfully droney. Cebec is the minimal ambient-noise project of the sound designer Matthew Carpenter, from the United States. This musical […]
Maduro :: Black Ice Ballet (Octofoil)
Minimal drops and wickedly complex percussive wizardry that keeps you locked to the groove yet constantly on guard, advancing cautiously into the unforgiving night. With […]
Sóley :: Kròmantik (Morr Music)
The fact that consonant melodies can feel out of place speaks to the success with which Sóley was able to communicate her vision through her […]














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