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Franck Kartell :: Electric Sheep EP (LDI)

Reviews 05/03/2021 by Clint Anderson

Electric Sheep is underpinned with hardened electro/break beats and has a sparse, beautifully mixed minimal sound to it that tingles the ears.

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V/A :: Element: Earth (Electronic Leatherette)

Reviews 03/10/2018 by Robbie Geoghegan

As for Element: Earth, this first outing has set the bar high with a 12” that displays the breadth and depth of the ever mutating […]

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WE FORFEIT (Mix 3) :: Mulled wine, scented pine and yuletide electro

Features 12/27/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

There have been some cracking electro records in the last twelve months, although the same could be said for the last sixty or one hundred […]

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Franck Kartell :: Alaska (Bass Agenda)

Reviews 09/14/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

The LP toys with the parameters of electro, layering in shades of electronica and IDM. Beats are present but shrouded in stark shadow, blurred in […]

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Aspecto Humano :: The human machine touch

Profiles 02/25/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

Anyone setting up a label deserves respect, or sectioning; doing so in Spain even more so. Aspecto Humano have definitely hit the ground running. Their […]

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Franck Kartell :: Coïncidences (Bass Agenda)

Reviews 12/04/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

The second LP from this Frenchman was his soundtrack to a 1962 film. Coïncidences is music of a broader narrative. Links, crossovers, connections between our […]

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Franck Kartell :: La jetée d’Orly (Bass Agenda)

Reviews 04/18/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

Rich textures sit with arctic ambience. The gamut is expressed, from despairing depths to elating elegance. Soundtracks and movie music are often cited as major […]

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