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Dronelock & Ontal :: The Topics (Shadow Story)

Reviews 04/22/2015 by Chang Terhune

A powerful album, showing masters working the deeper realm of atmosphere, soundscapes and subtle rhythms. Dronelock & Ontal’s The Topics expands on their Parallax EP […]

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Sphäre Sechs :: Enceladus (Malignant)

Reviews 04/10/2015 by Philippe Blache

Darkly and metaphysically vibrant sonorous pearl that enthralls the listener. After a first and highly noted release, Tiefschlaf, released in 2012 via Malignant Records, the […]

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From France, with a Synth Stab (New Flesh/Rave Or Die)

Reviews 03/30/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

Returning to his own New Flesh label, and sub-label Rave or Die, Umwelt is teaming up with some fellow minded machine freaks to deliver two […]

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Leila Abdul-Rauf :: Insomnia (Malignant)

Reviews 03/23/2015 by Philippe Blache

A tremendous collection of sonorous dreamscapes populated by delicately transporting visions, moods and feelings. After three sumptuously soothing and cinematic ambient-goth releases, including one opus […]

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Maduro :: Filter Sick (Component)

Reviews 03/16/2015 by Robert Prospect

Filter Sick is a heavily processed album that leaves no sound unaffected nor unmolested. Filter Sick by Maduro is a complex, frenetic and glitchy sonic […]

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Chloë March vs. Markus Mehr :: To Set The River On Fire EP (Hidden Shoal)

Newswires 03/14/2015 by Nocturnal Ghost

English dream-pop artist Chloë March has reconstructed a track from the latest album by German experimentalist Markus Mehr, and vice versa. The results are incendiary […]

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Bourbonese Qualk :: Bourbonese Qualk 1983-1987 (Mannequin)

Reviews 03/07/2015 by Chang Terhune

This aural document (remastered by the Dutch musician Rude 66) is well worth picking up by BQ fans as well as adherents of quintessential industrial […]

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V/A :: Visions Vol.1 (Blackwater)

Reviews 03/05/2015 by Philippe Blache

The musical territory explored on Visions Vol.1 is quite captivating and will without any doubt seduce hardcore fans of free-form and contemporary beat-driven electronic music. Rising […]

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