Industrial

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Modus :: Quattro & Piano Chain / The Garden Of Sinus (Wo-Land/Marmo)

Reviews 12/06/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

In parts its bumpy, even jarring, at other moments it’s as smooth as silk. One thing you can be sure of, it’s always different and […]

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Lunar Lodge :: Panacea (Concrete)

Reviews 11/29/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

These tracks burn slowly, guttering to points of blackened breaks and bleak acid washes. All the traditional markers of techno are present, but on this […]

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TH ± Tar Hallow :: From the blackened pits

Profiles 11/27/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

The Netherlands does electronics well. In spite of its size Holland is a heartland of machine music. Clone. Bunker. Crème Organization. Viewlexx. Bordello A Parigi. […]

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Mike Allen :: Juxt (Sun Sea Sky)

Reviews 11/27/2015 by Andrew Danso

A lot of what’s heard in Juxt is the pulsing thump of a kick drum, atmospheric synths and that sequenced ‘clickty-clickty-clickty’ percussive noise, which clicks […]

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Celer & Machinefabriek :: Compendium (Irrational Arts)

Reviews 11/26/2015 by Stephen Fruitman

Full of light and space with a few dark corners, Compendium is a perfectly curated collection, packaged in charming, wish-you-were-here collaged cover art. Will Long plays well with […]

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V/A :: The Underground Wave 7″s (Walhalla)

Reviews 11/25/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

A varied beast. Tracks slide from style to style with little fixity of genre, but that’s what those early innovators were all about. There was […]

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Manie Sans Délire :: Manie Sans Délire ‎(June)

Reviews 10/25/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

A record that skips across the lines of wave, house, ebm and techno. Last month I was lucky enough to hear June doing his thing […]

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NihilTronix :: Curiosités (OPN)

Reviews 10/25/2015 by Philippe Blache

Neurotic and frosty minimal electronics give the impression to be used as metaphors to describe the new technological order, its subliminal messages and its repressive […]

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