Experimental Electronic Music
In an era when artists grapple with the fear that everything meaningful has already been said, Warp Records looks back to those who defied such doubts. With the remastered releases of Sabresonic and Haunted Dancehall, The Sabres of Paradise return to remind listeners how originality can still sound timeless.
A memorable snapshot of an era which many longtime Warp aficionados think of fondly as representing the very pinnacle of the label’s musical prowess, and for anyone wishing to delve further into Warp’s back catalog, a handy list of every WAP (singles and EPs with catalog numbers from 1 to 99) and WARP (albums with catalog numbers from 1 to 55) release up to that time was included inside the compilation’s CD booklet.
As the genres continue to meld and diversify when artists interpreted with their own dialect attached, in retrospect, Tone Capsule certainly sits itself in the center of the broad strokes in USA/UK (friendly) rivalry.
Touching the edges of electro, raw bass blasting, and swirling synths submerged in gold dust.
There’s something for everyone in this collection and not just for arguing about the merit’s of music and cover songs. A good listen for a […]
L-R is the name for the sounds that have emerged from the collaboration of friends Simon Lynch (London Modular Alliance), Monoak (Freerotation) and Radioactive Man. […]
A properly excellent twist on the genre for fans of old and new dub sounds. There are few producers who can effortlessly pick 10 year-old […]
This remix package is a veritable feast of finely executed takes on an already excellent release. The double vinyl comes with inserted download codes for all […]
Radioactive Man, or one half of Two Lone Swordsman (with Andrew Weatherall) has been a consistent presence in electronic music—keeping things strictly straight up electro-machine-funk […]
