A three-pack review including the latest purveyors of experimental-electronic sound emanated from San Diego, California-based Bonding Tapes, Vienna, Austria-based Kvitnu, and Mogilev, Belarus-based People Can […]
Tag: IDM
Junq :: Lila Dreams (Further Electronix)
For those of you, those of you struggling for oxygen due to a bad cause of waiting with bated breath, Lila Dream is not a […]
The Tin Box :: Invisible Kin (Audiobulb)
In fact barely a tone here is jangling or discordant—everything is focused, intricate and direct. Invisible Kin’s sound has its roots in Autechre’s easier material, […]
Monoiz :: Qodkluster EP (Detroit Underground)
Qodkluster, to put it simply, is very well-produced next-level electro-glitch. Abstract and effective electronic music with just the right amount of horsepower and conviction to […]
Belief Defect :: Decadent Yet Depraved (Raster)
Decadent Yet Depraved is a music which can only exist in—and reflect—the pulverized remains and contradictions of a giddy late capitalist plunge into its own […]
V/A :: Fifth Listen (People Can Listen)
Belarus-based People Can Listen reveal their fifth heartfelt compilation with punchy electronic stems at its core, further nurturing artist relations. A fresh perspective on the tried and […]
Kingbastard :: Error EP (Odd John)
Chris Weeks‘ Kingbastard moniker continues to explore robotic electronics and vast sound scrapping through circuitry. This three-track EP further details the artists’ unique ability to […]
John Beltran :: Moth (De:Tuned)
For those of you not in the know, Beltran started out on seminal labels, working on Carl Craig’s Retroactive before being signed for albums on […]
Gyrowyre :: Ornge EP (Enpeg)
Ornge is a magnetic pulse, succinct in its visit, memories of Arovane, Gimmik, Kattoo, and Penfold Plum (et al) come to mind and heart. Around […]
Iteration Corporation :: Gravitropic (Pulse Drift)
IC takes it as a compliment when asked if Gravitropic is electro, citing the genre’s ability to explore “themes pertaining to human consciousness, quantum physics and […]
Double review—Jet Jaguar & Luke Killen :: Grounded / Tending The Nest (DataDoor)
Perhaps an interesting collaboration would be to combine both Jet Jaguar and Luke Killen’s talents—one brawn and beauty. Mind and body. Who knows, a vigorous […]

















