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Stormfield & Nonima :: Exploring a Sci-Fi world

Profiles 04/02/2019 by Pietro Da Sacco

The new Expanse EP by friendly collaborators Stormfield and Nonima comes across as very much alive. Its sonic boom and emotional tug on the heartstrings is […]

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Pushkin :: Sertra Line (Touched Music)

Reviews 03/31/2019 by Alexander Hosford

Distant transit samples give way to an ambience you’ve heard before, but also never heard. Pushkin has taken the deceptively-simple constructs of ambient electronica and […]

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Nimon :: The Slow Atrophy of Hope (Self-Released)

Reviews 03/30/2019 by Philippe Blache

A vividly imaginative, organic, and icy ambient album mainly built on flexible guitar drones, detached eerie patterns and reverberant contemplative clouds of sounds. One blissful […]

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Russ Young :: Pala EP (Audiobulb)

Reviews 03/30/2019 by Will Andahazy

Akin to viewing the wonders of the world in solitary and being rewarded by the universe revealing itself to you as your companion. His technique […]

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The Allegorist :: “Falling Astronaut” video premiere

Newswires 03/30/2019 by igloomag

Hybrid Dimension I by The Allegorist (Detroit Underground, 2018) comes with 10 tracks, a storybook, a full visual experience, and a video to each track and […]

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Proem :: Until Here For Years (n5MD)

Reviews 03/20/2019 by Clint Anderson

Until Here For Years isn’t like any previous Proem album, and from an artistic perspective, is an amazing reinvention from an artist who has already pulled […]

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Yaporigami :: We Dance Alone (Detroit Underground)

Reviews 03/15/2019 by Pietro Da Sacco

We Dance Alone breathes life—once again—into the ever-expanding exp-electronic music genre. Fans of Kaer’Uiks, Touched Music, and Central Processing Unit should easily find a slot […]

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Nimh :: Beyond The Crying Era (Winter-Light)

Reviews 03/15/2019 by Philippe Blache

Beyond The Crying Era is one massively immersive and entrancing score built on ominous, eerie soundscapes of darkly, grainy, and slowly moving elegance. Winter-Light is an […]

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Sceptre Fretpen :: Earthquake Park (Self-Released)

Reviews 03/12/2019 by Eric Sorenson

Dense layers of sliced-up synth and organic tones, a heavily effected dulcimer melody that slips through the mix, and a glitchy beat that only coheres […]

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SC-164 :: Transmitter Park EP (Subapical)

Reviews 03/07/2019 by Robbie Geoghegan

Transmitter Park journeys a similar path to past SC-164 productions, the grit and gristle of industrial abandonment and the hollowing out of the human experience. […]

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