Harbor and Small Winters are two more albums in an impressive string of works by Deupree. Both albums reward careful attention with their subtlety and beauty…
Tag: Experimental
V/A :: Vol. 2 – Heard That Noise (Patterned Media) — Listening premiere
A collection of tracks by various artists for your enjoyment. Deep vibes, heavy sound design, tasteful glitches, and interesting rhythms are what it is all about.
Grandbruit :: Adaptation (Élan Vital)
Adaptation adds to a growing back catalog, with languorous, looping motifs accruing through judicious entrainment into an overall suite whose doleful resonance is as strong emotionally as timbrally.
The Prodigy :: The Fat of the Land 25th Anniversary Vinyl (XL)
The Prodigy album The Fat of the Land was released 25 years ago, making rave music a global phenomenon, and dominating the charts; today is the 25th anniversary of the album’s release.
Stephen Mallinder :: tick tick tick (Dais)
Mallinder puts the music firmly in the present while calling back to elements of the past and hopefully setting a course for more great music in the future.
Field Lines Cartographer :: Dreamtides (Castles In Space)
Dreamtides is another widescreen work that plays out like a sonic dream journal, with vivid illustrations of unreal landscapes couched in slow-elaborated recursions of languorous synth-tones.
symmDROME :: enumerator (Point Source Electronic Arts)
Building upon a vast mechanical soundscapes, enumerator projects itself as a massive structure composed of eight elements that bend and deform.
scndphase :: Carrying EP (Infinito Audio)
A beautiful taster that yearns the listener the desire to unpack more in future releases!
Hypnos :: Vindictiveness (Mahorka)
These audible formations have more to do with mystery and exploration than any particular genre or musical style. A timeless and fully engulfing journey.
Chad Mossholder :: Lighghthouse (Schematic Music Co.)
High-frequency electronic tone fragments seamlessly elide with crotales and sizzling phantoms, mingling with brisk tempo fragments.
Printiig :: Walls (SUPERPANG)
Walls sees a diversification with its lean towards IDM in this release that again makes the label champions of representing the undergrounds best.

















