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Itai :: Zeros and Twos (TruthTable)

Reviews 08/17/2020 by Pietro Da Sacco

The New York-based multi-instrumentalist pairs abstract industrial layers with minimized pop infusions, scattered beats, bass, analog rhythms and mechanical shards broken up by melodic bubbles. […]

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Divus :: Divus 2 (Boring Machines)

Reviews 08/09/2020 by Godefroy Dronsart

Here Luca’s sax plays over rhythms and textures generated by Luciano’s modular system—an avid modular aficionado might even recognise a sound source or two. A […]

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Roel Funcken :: Dragomane Misinize (Bion Glent) — Exclusive video & track

Newswires 08/05/2020 by igloomag

Roel Funcken proves to be a master of technoid, bass heavy and intelligent dance music that defies any genre. Dragomane Misinize is an album built […]

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Everyday Dust :: Mirrors (Sparkwood)

Reviews 08/04/2020 by Pietro Da Sacco

Mirrors isn’t intended for light background listening, instead it literally takes you into its mysterious atmospheric audio collage and doesn’t let go. A fascinating extrasensory […]

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Nesso :: Automatism EP (Kaer’Uiks)

Reviews 07/10/2020 by Pietro Da Sacco

Automatism is a behemoth of an extended player—25-minutes of deformed abstract electronics with a left of center pulse. Deformed abstract electronics with a left of […]

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Scanner :: An Ascent (DiN)

Reviews 07/10/2020 by Clint Anderson

The music itself is never fully drifting ambience, there is an ever present rhythmic sense either in a shuffling background rhythm, a deep bassline undercurrent, […]

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Ian Boddy :: Modulations (DiN)

Reviews 06/19/2020 by Pietro Da Sacco

The analog feel of Modulations and its contemplative trajectory marks a definitive highlight for Boddy’s DiN imprint and a next step in exploratory electronics blurring […]

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V/A :: Portals (Behind The Sky Music)

Reviews 06/14/2020 by Chris Amell

Carefully curated by Evan Bartholomew (aka Bluetech), the album remains cohesive from beginning to end, and is a spot-on tribute to early synthesizer music—firmly rooted […]

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Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith :: The Mosaic of Transformation (Ghostly International)

Reviews 04/20/2020 by Godefroy Dronsart

The album is sonically gorgeous, but also very coherent and tight—clocking at under forty minutes with never a moment spent in self-indulgence. Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith […]

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