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Ital Tek :: Dream Boundary EP (Planet Mu)

Reviews 08/30/2020 by Godefroy Dronsart

While it feels like the composition is less architectural than on Outland, this freedom gives this new batch of tunes a sense of aeration, effortlessness, […]

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Ital Tek :: Outland (Planet Mu)

Reviews 04/28/2020 by Godefroy Dronsart

Outland has the gravitas of its album cover—that of a hybrid between circuit board and stone tablet. Listening to it intently, one feels like an […]

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FARWARMTH :: Momentary Glow (Planet Mu)

Reviews 04/01/2020 by Godefroy Dronsart

FARWARMTH eschews anything traditional or melodic, and what emerges from his experimental compositions are sometimes would-be rhythms—sometimes huge swaths of frequencies which clash and collaborate […]

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Ital Tek :: Outland (Planet Mu) — “Deadhead” video

Newswires 03/05/2020 by igloomag

Ital Tek (a.k.a. Alan Myson) returns to Planet Mu with his sixth album Outland, out 1st of May. Intuitive feelings and functions are a difficult […]

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Konx-Om-Pax :: Return To Cascada EP (Planet Mu)

Reviews 03/04/2020 by Godefroy Dronsart

The tracks might be more stripped-down than one might expect from a full-blown studio project, but what Return to Cascada lacks in intricate sound design […]

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Venetian Snares :: Greg (still) hates car culture

Profiles 12/08/2019 by Godefroy Dronsart

Now available on his Timsig imprint as of December 6, 2019 as the 20th Anniversary Edition, Venetian Snares really opens up with Igloo contributor Godefroy […]

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Rian Treanor :: ATAXIA (Planet Mu)

Reviews 08/18/2019 by Godefroy Dronsart

This is what Rian Treanor achieves on ATAXIA—tracks which are based on patterns that the listener can identify and remember, and yet which are never […]

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Konx-om-Pax :: Ways of Seeing (Planet Mu)

Reviews 08/11/2019 by Godefroy Dronsart

A lot of passages in these tracks hark back to Tom’s back catalogue—the more ambient passages on “Magenta One” or “The Paleontologist,” or the ominous […]

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Datach’i :: Bones (Timesig / Planet Mu)

Reviews 07/20/2019 by Clint Anderson

Once again, Datach’i returns in his new highly musical phase of modular exploration with an album that sounds like yet another escalation from his previous […]

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