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Ilkae :: Formal Format (Inpuj)

Reviews 04/28/2019 by Clint Anderson

The Casino vs Japan/BoC style lush deep melodies are still present, but they don’t overwhelm as in previous releases where it seemed like the whole […]

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Esem :: Enveloped – Remaster (Digital Edition)

Newswires 04/09/2017 by James Knapman

Enveloped was a thing of beauty back in 2002, but be under no illusions: this new remastered edition is a revelation. The deFocus imprint launched […]

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Ilkae :: Array / Decay (Inpuj)

Reviews 05/30/2015 by Bassitta Ray

Array / Decay is an internal mind space inside a cyber existence with hazy human elements, emotion and a lot of effervescent repetitive patterns. This […]

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Crisopa :: A Lucid Dream Kit (n5MD)

Reviews 03/30/2015 by Alan Lockett

An adept rhythm and sound-smith, Crisopa has added a more vivid melodic voice and greater grain. A decade ago igloomag followers’ pulses will have quickened […]

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Lackluster :: Lexicon of Goods (JellyFish Frequency)

Reviews 02/15/2015 by Mark Boyden

Lexicon of Goods palpably sits atop nearly two decades of production experience and demonstrates the intricacies of his much refined work philosophy. When you’ve been […]

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Carbo Flex :: Trifolium (Central Processing Unit)

Reviews 08/06/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Music has always been a great source for the rose tinted glasses and the latest on Central Processing Unit got the sentimental juices flowing something […]

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Machinedrum :: Vapor City (Ninja Tune)

Reviews 01/29/2014 by Eric Sorenson

Vapor City keeps an eye over its shoulder as it relentlessly pushes forward. Examined closely, (Travis) Stewart seems to have absorbed a huge range of […]

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Upper Fields :: Miles Tilmann’s Complete Works

Newswires 08/30/2013 by igloomag

18 years of electronic explorations in a single molecule. A 200+ track collection that spans Miles Tilmann‘s 18 years of electronic explorations. Every release, remix, […]

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Zomby & Machinedrum :: Double review (4AD / Planet Mu)

Reviews 08/30/2011 by Greg Dutcher

Zomby and Machinedrum are both excellent candidates for post-dubstep status because of their expertise and reluctance to fully engage with dubstep as a genre. Both […]

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