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Pjusk / Sleep Orchestra :: Drowning in the Sky (Dronarivm)

Reviews 10/25/2014 by Stephen Fruitman

Together, Pjusk and Sleep Orchestra evoke a chilly and endless, empty silence, broken only by wind whipping up new snow on the pack ice and the […]

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Multiview :: Daniel Thomas and Friends

Reviews 10/21/2014 by Stephen Fruitman

Curator of two small, exciting imprints, Sheepscar Light Industrial and Cherry Row Recordings, Daniel Thomas‘ discography throbs with almost exponential growth. Here are a few […]

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Objekt :: Flatland (PAN)

Reviews 10/21/2014 by Pietro Da Sacco

An intoxicating mess of patch cables and chiseled tonal activity that is well worth the price of admission. TJ Hertz (aka Objekt) debuts with PAN […]

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Immundus :: Insomnia (Self-Released)

Reviews 10/19/2014 by Philippe Blache

Navigating on darkened sounding textures, nightmare-ish and sometimes smoothly melodic ambiences which bring to light a corpus of brooding synthesized lines and moodily sentimental piano […]

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Erik Wøllo & Bernhard Wöstheinrich :: Weltenuhr (DiN)

Reviews 10/12/2014 by Philippe Blache

A sentimental, touching then experimental voyage through beautifully ethereal synthscaping sequences and punchy electronic grooves punctuated by delightful absorbing vocal parts. This massively spacey work […]

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Lokom :: Sweet Home and Gasoline (Kaometry)

Reviews 10/12/2014 by Pietro Da Sacco

An engrossing and screeching cacophony of percussive annihilation for ear, mind and foot. Bridging the void between erratic drum’n bass and melodic/breakcore glitch, gaming elements […]

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Poppy Ackroyd + Lumen :: Escapement Visualised (Denovali)

Reviews 10/12/2014 by Nocturnal Ghost

“A man should hear a little music, read a little poetry, and see a fine picture every day of his life, in order that worldly […]

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Daedelus :: The Light Brigade (Brainfeeder)

Reviews 10/11/2014 by Giancarlo Sandoval

Daedelus works in the fringes of genres, taking what works at the limits and pushing the boundaries just a bit more. What is the beat […]

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Aphex Twin :: Syro (Warp)

Reviews 10/09/2014 by Giancarlo Sandoval

While we wait for the earth shattering material, though, Syro is a nice reminder that the genius is alive and well. As an artist, Aphex […]

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TAPE :: Transmissions 2

Features 10/09/2014 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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Francisco López :: Untitled#281 (Störung)

Reviews 10/07/2014 by Alan Lockett

‘Field recordings are typically viewed and listened to as referential or simulative. My approach with environmental sound matter moves away from this representational perspective and […]

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