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Frog Pocket :: Frog And The Volcano! (Mouthmoth)

Reviews 08/04/2012 by igloomag

A constant rush and eventual breakdown of electronics keeps this album in a state of constant motion is it plays with the subconscious in terms […]

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Zomby & Machinedrum :: Double review (4AD / Planet Mu)

Reviews 08/30/2011 by Greg Dutcher

Zomby and Machinedrum are both excellent candidates for post-dubstep status because of their expertise and reluctance to fully engage with dubstep as a genre. Both […]

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Venetian Snares :: Cubist Reggae EP (Planet Mu)

Reviews 06/26/2011 by Robert Galbraith

Cubist is an apt descriptor because the way the sounds are presented are analogous to the abstracted forms within cubist painting. Much like the rounded […]

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RUBRENE :: Glowing Overtones igloomag mix

Features 05/14/2011 by igloomag

Glowing Overtones is a snapshot of the current experimental-dubstep scene mixed as a continuous sheet of audible electricity. Chris Bolszo (aka DJ Rubrene) splices forty-three […]

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Ceephax Acid Crew :: Unstoppable Phax Machine (030303)

Reviews 05/10/2011 by Robbie Geoghegan

Unstoppable Phax Machine is a continuation of Ceephax’s mad eyed vision of acid music, uncompromising and uncensored. [Purchase] Before all this acid resurgence there were […]

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Top releases of twenty-ten

Newswires Tops 01/08/2011 by igloomag

With this article, 151 releases and 25 honorable mentions are highlighted as being titles that garnered the extra spins in 2010. These musicians (and associated […]

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Eskmo :: Eskmo (Ninja Tune)

Reviews 01/04/2011 by Craig Hitchings

Angelides is clearly a phenomenal producer that has managed to create a unique sound, best demonstrated on the superb “Cloudlight.” In fact, it’s such a […]

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Datach’i :: The Elements (Sublight, CD)

Reviews 08/22/2005 by igloomag

(08.22.05) Datach’i (Joseph Fraioli) starts his new album The Elements with a track, “Musket Iron,” that was foreshadowed by his recent live sets. His consistently […]

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