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Moss Garden :: In the Silence of the Subconscious (Carpe Sonum)

Reviews 08/10/2014 by Alan Lockett

‘One of the things I’ve been concerned with quite a lot is to deliberately dismantle or shift contexts around so that something comes from an […]

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Federico Durand & Melodía :: Double review (Spekk/Kaico)

Reviews 07/05/2014 by Alan Lockett

The theme of ‘blurry childhood memories’ is something of a go-to emotion pool for a current breed of ambient and electro-acoustic musicians. It’s one Federico Durand has drawn from over […]

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Lights Dim w/ Gallery Six :: Between Spaces (Kaico)

Reviews 11/15/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

Lazily swaying ambient for swaying lazily in your hammock, a cold drink resting on your tummy, eyes shut contentedly behind sunglasses. Lights Dim is Marek […]

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34423 :: Tough and Tender (Kaico)

Reviews 10/01/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

An analytical thinker who conveys thoughts concretely with an array of fascinating rhythms and beguiling melody, likely attributable to the early influence of The Aphex […]

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Free Babyronia :: Matrix Grooves (AUN Mute / Kaico)

Reviews 08/23/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

Matrix Grooves is rhythmic dub cubism, its strangeness strangely compelling. Free Babyronia (Rodriguez Yukio, from Nagoya by way of Lima) chisels a dark, outlier techno out […]

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Moss Garden :: Understanding Holy Ghosts (Kaico)

Reviews 07/06/2013 by Alan Lockett

The tenor of Understanding Holy Ghosts is warm, pacific, contemplative at first blush, but as it goes on, surfaces prove deceptive. More ghostly than holy elements […]

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