Strokes against the grain, raising pleasant hackles and the level of distortion while adding dabs of what seems like nocturnal pneumatic roadworks. Private Transport (Angstroehre RMX) […]
Tag: Noise
AU+ :: Emily (Minimal Trend)
Wildly experimental but punctuated by vibrant melodious tense phrases, this tape is a real curiosity and guarantees an original sonic sound exploration. Minimal Trend Records […]
Oubys :: SQM Part I (Testtoon)
An amalgamation of noise, drone, field recordings, dub techno and industrial memories. Vivid soundscapes are sculpted from subtle sounds and disheartening din. Testtoon Records has […]
Driftmachine :: Nocturnes (Umor Rex)
A sonic hybrid of sub vibrating dub, hypnotic technoid rhythms and modular tweaking. Berlin based duo Andreas Gerth (Tied & Tickled Trio) and Florian Zimmer […]
DEATH GRIPS :: New album feat. Björk
Death Grips have moved further away from the Hip Hop world and are now sailing uncharted waters of abstract form far from the mainland they […]
Ben Frost :: Aurora (Bedroom Community / Mute)
Aurora is filthy, like good sci-fi, and so it’s not for everybody. It certainly coddles, cradles, swaths the listener, but it does so in a briar […]
Antikatechon :: Woe is the Reward (Rage in Eden)
A solid work and of a great consideration for the whole ambient genre, from ritual to drone and post-industrial compartments. Antikatechon resonates as one of […]
Kevin Sanders :: A Purification of Space (Hairdryer Excommunication)
Cleverly, and most likely a finnicky bit of work, the liner notes have been typewritten onto a single double-ply tissue, in case one needs to […]
Dead Fader :: Blood Forest / Scorched (Robot Elephant / Small But Hard)
Since that exhilarating 4-track release the producer behind the moniker (John Cohen) has been a bit busy. Two full length albums released simultaneously across two […]
V/A :: Underground Wave Vol 4 (Walhalla)
Certain old friends have been revisited with unheard offerings of angst and synth. Alongside these past artists come new names, forgotten and unknown artists and […]
Roberto Crippa :: Reverse (We Can Elude Control)
Reverse paints a cityscape of greying facades, wondrous skylines and a somewhat frightening underbelly. We Can Elude Control really caught my attention last year with […]

















