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Animistic Beliefs & Effet Rose :: Double review (Between Places/Rattleznake)

Reviews 05/06/2018 by Robbie Geoghegan

It’s fantastic to see a label that has been so pivotal in the promotion of electro (and other styles of course) develop and grow. Between […]

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WE FORFEIT (Mix 5) :: No-One Likes To Be Alone

Features 03/04/2018 by Robbie Geoghegan

New year and a new mix. Robbie flying solo here. Inspired by Chris’ suggestion for a bit of a focus on techno and Alan Lockett’s […]

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Eff Dst :: Out Of Body (Hymen)

Reviews 02/10/2018 by Pietro Da Sacco

An aptly-titled album that scrapes and chisels its way through heavy sonic debris. Belarus-based Sound Engineer, Dmitry Stepnov (aka Eff Dst) is back on Hymen […]

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Levels :: Levels (Umor Rex)

Reviews 02/10/2018 by Pietro Da Sacco

Tuning into and out of phase, Levels’ debut finds solace within the microscopic confines of broken industrial fragments, digging for lost rhythmic bits, and assembling […]

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SC-164 & The Pulse Projects :: Double review (Subapical)

Reviews 02/10/2018 by Robbie Geoghegan

Subapical founders Hall and Knüfer are hitting some serious electronic heights and look set to continue their climb to the darker summits of machine music. […]

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Huron :: Invisible Hands EP (Subtrakt)

Reviews 01/27/2018 by Pietro Da Sacco

Invisible Hands is more than a fleeting moment in time, its extraterrestrial darker electronic strain is a welcomed entrance for the new year. Huron returns […]

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V/A :: Golpea Tu Cerebro (Insane Muzak)

Reviews 01/27/2018 by Robbie Geoghegan

Golpea Tu Cerebro is no fluffy retrospective of Spanish electronics. This is jagged music, unpolished and bare emotion. An audio assault of crude works, the […]

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First Rebirth :: Abyss Is Calling (Abstrakt Reflections)

Reviews 01/06/2018 by Pietro Da Sacco

A healthy dosage of soundtrack-driven, ritual-laden, and tangled ferocity, First Rebirth finds solace in dark electronic caverns. Abyss Is Calling yields an abstract refinement, curiously, […]

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Milium :: Addis Abeba/Lord Stanley’s Cup (Possblthings)

Reviews 12/28/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

This first vinyl outing is a brief one, but a precedent has been set. Industrial sound plains are explored, the cold ring of metal on […]

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Subskan :: Ambidextrous Asylums (Hymen)

Reviews 12/17/2017 by Owen Vince

Ambidextrous Asylums performs the heroic celebration of industrial production—and then narrates its post-modern obliteration. An entire factory complex is crushed down into a single, blankly-blinking […]

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