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wAgAwAgA :: Midnight Sampler (Record Label Records)

Reviews 05/01/2012 by Gustave Savy

wAgAwAgA has an unusual take on music, with deep basses, really interesting beats and odd field recordings in abundance. He instantly stands out as having […]

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Demdike Stare :: Elemental (Modern Love)

Reviews 05/01/2012 by James Knapman

Doubtless the duo would blanch if pigeonholed with labels like “dark,” “hauntological,” “drone” or “witch house” but there’s no denying their penchant for the arcane […]

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Qebrus :: Exophobia (Bedroom Research)

Reviews 04/28/2012 by Pietro Da Sacco

As loyalists wait for Booth’n Brown to assimilate their frequency interrupts, now would be the time to digest Exophobia‘s gelatinous beat crunching rhythms as they […]

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Jeff Pils :: Useless (Digital Gadget)

Reviews 04/28/2012 by igloomag

Useless dives headfirst into subtle fusions of electro, ambient and light melodies without being overtly in your face. Slithering around loosely crafted bells, pops, cracks, […]

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4Play :: The microsound of Line

Reviews 04/26/2012 by Alan Lockett

The four latest updates come from an impressively august roster led by post-industrial pioneer, Asmus Tietchens, and Lord of lowercase, Steve Roden, with luminaries Stephan […]

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hosmOz :: Vulva EP (Bedroom Research / Detroit Underground)

Reviews 04/24/2012 by igloomag

As this EP sheds its plethora of mechanical eruptions, rest assured that hosmOz exhibits finesse and controlled chaos from start to end. The challenging art […]

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Ignatius :: Strays (Buried In Time)

Reviews 04/22/2012 by igloomag

A strong collection of lightly dusted stray tracks of heavy bass, beats and astute sound design. Fans waiting for Gescom to get back together for […]

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aMadoo :: Matsunoo Grand Shrine – Roumon LIVE (Somehow)

Reviews 04/22/2012 by Stephen Fruitman

Playing at an eighth-century Shinto shrine in Kyoto, the musicians, led by Yuuji Hiromoto, first eye each other inquisitively, violin, muted trumpet, electronics, tabla, as […]

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Christina Vantzou :: No. 1 DVD & Remixes (The Numbered Series)

Reviews 04/21/2012 by Stephen Fruitman

Subjecting such a frugal piece to deconstruction by remixers is unexpected, though Vantzou certainly has enlisted an impressive roster. All show the original great respect […]

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