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Bluetech :: Holotrope (Behind The Sky Music)

Reviews 10/29/2019 by Chris Amell

Holotrope could very well be one of Bluetech’s most accessible albums to date. Variety in tempo, rhythm, and melodic sequences keep one engaged from start […]

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Caldon Glover :: Czarina Kluster (Self-Released)

Reviews 10/29/2019 by Philippe Blache

Cazrina Kluster might appeal to fans of deep home listening and musical experiences which launch a bridge between post-industrial synthscapes and blackened drones (between Carter Thomas […]

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V/A :: Tone Science Module No.3 Cosines and Tangents (DiN)

Reviews 10/26/2019 by Godefroy Dronsart

At the end of the day, this is quality curating and quality tracks. If you’re looking to expand your library of modular artists, are looking […]

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Broken Haze :: Generated (Detroit Underground)

Newswires 08/22/2019 by igloomag

Generated is concept mini-album which describes purchasable artificial memories made by machines in future. You might be able to buy generated memories as you watch movies […]

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Itai :: Awake / Asleep EP (TruthTable)

Reviews 06/01/2019 by Pietro Da Sacco

A jam-packed extended player that only teases the listener with the artists’ knack of rugged analog electronics. Modular blips and bleeps surrounded by raw industrial […]

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Everyday Dust & [MIIIIM] :: Terra Ephemera (Sparkwood)

Reviews 05/16/2019 by Elan Samuel

“This is not a dystopian album. It’s an anti-dystopian album.” You might be wondering, as I did when I first read that line, how an album […]

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exm :: 01411635 (Kaer’Uiks)

Reviews 04/12/2019 by Pietro Da Sacco

With two tracks spanning over 15-minutes each, exm creates vast, expansive, and utterly engaging worlds filled to the brim with magnetically charged rhythms that clatter […]

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Bluetech :: The Four Horsemen of the Electrocalypse (Sun Sea Sky)

Reviews 03/23/2019 by Chris Amell

One of the most prolific psychedelic electronica producers of the last 20 years has compiled four EP’s to form one massive 2xCD album. Moods vary […]

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Sceptre Fretpen :: Earthquake Park (Self-Released)

Reviews 03/12/2019 by Eric Sorenson

Dense layers of sliced-up synth and organic tones, a heavily effected dulcimer melody that slips through the mix, and a glitchy beat that only coheres […]

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