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Mark O’Leary & Erdem Helvacioğlu :: Istanbul (TIBprod. Italy)

Reviews 06/10/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

A discreet, but colorful whole, a stream of consciousness both as concrete as a cobblestone and light as a breeze off the saline sea. If […]

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Kassel Jaeger :: Deltas (Editions Mego)

Reviews 05/22/2013 by Alan Lockett

A new rider on its aftershock wave, navigating borders between concrète-fabricated retro-fit experimentalism and newer ambient noise and electroacoustic improv, this Swiss pitch-shifter nicks shticks from […]

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Kreng :: Works For Abattoir Fermé 2007 – 2011 (Miasmah)

Reviews 11/25/2012 by James Knapman

As we approach the end of 2012 it’s time for all those lovely independent record labels to indulge in fierce session of one-upmanship, pulling out […]

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Noisyfilter :: Radiance (Lagunamuch)

Reviews 11/24/2012 by Philippe Blache

The soundscaping ambiences are simultaneously luminous, static and magnetic, substantially developed as fluxuous waves, meditatively cyclical and admitting micro variations as well as processed electronic […]

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Jean Piché :: Heliograms (Digitalis)

Reviews 09/23/2012 by James Knapman

At first glance you might be expecting another analogue synth-fest, well, nothing could be further from the truth as Heliograms was apparently one of the […]

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Ireneusz Socha :: Polin (Mathka)

Reviews 09/01/2012 by Stephen Fruitman

The juxtaposition of growling electronics with light radio orchestra entertainment, a romantic harp and accordion duet with glitched piano notes, a little noise and a […]

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Grzegorz Bojanek :: Remaining Sounds (Dynamophone)

Reviews 08/27/2012 by igloomag

Active, organic ingredients merge and submerge themselves and new soundscapes—which include bass, clangs and flutter—are constantly shifting, almost invisibly around layers of dust and molten […]

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Derek Piotr :: Airing (Bitsquare)

Reviews 05/10/2012 by Leigh Bartlam

Carefully processed, minimal and manipulated layers of various instruments, beats, clicks, field recordings and his own vocals are lowered down from above and slotted together […]

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Mirt :: Artificial Field Recordings (Cat Sun)

Reviews 05/05/2012 by Stephen Fruitman

His sound has the aural texture of a daguerreotype, the mid-nineteenth century photographic process that makes every nuance, every pore so sharp and visible, though […]

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