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Eraldo Bernocchi & Prakash Sontakke :: Invisible Strings (RareNoise)

Reviews 11/10/2016 by Nocturnal Ghost

An irresistible east meets west affair. Immaculately produced and expertly executed with the natural expressivity and confidence you would expect to feel from such experienced […]

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nil.co :: Slowly Comes the Morning (Sparkwood)

Reviews 07/29/2016 by Stephen Fruitman

Seasoned in wildwood, an intimate mingling of cozy indoors and stirring outdoors. Right off the top, a soft, downward swoop that could be the air beneath […]

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R.R. Hearse :: Call Of Oedipus (1981 – 2013) (June)

Reviews 06/10/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

R.R. Hearse fits into no category previously explored. Grainy, it’s a record that some will find difficult to grapple with. Nevertheless it’s a bold move […]

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Ben Rath :: Forgiveness (Sound In Silence)

Reviews 05/21/2016 by Philippe Blache

Forgiveness explores melancholic and grey textural drone ambiences with a dialogue between processed sounds (notably taken from the piano and the electric guitar), looped electronic […]

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Synth Wave Revival? “Didn’t know there was one”—A tale of four lads and three decades

Features 05/21/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

Brendan Coyle. Mike Richardson. Neale Potts. Steven Lippert. A music revolution unfolding in their midst. “Being part of the electronic music scene in the UK […]

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SONIC EXPOSURE :: Saroos (interview + video premiere)

Profiles 02/22/2016 by Nocturnal Ghost

“We do instrumental music that is too melodic and dreamy to be experimental, yet maybe too strange and, well, instrumental, to be pop.” Transmissions from […]

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Above, Convenience Store! Out of Norway, via Los Angeles

Newswires 02/21/2016 by Alan Lockett

A multi-dimensional four-move set with a well sequenced dynamic. For film fans and watchers of the margins of pop culture, Above, Convenience Store! will evoke […]

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December / Kaumwauld :: Half Cuts 1 (In Paradisum)

Reviews 01/24/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

There’s been a rise in sludge techno in the last few years, industrial essences and experimentation, outsider electronics and a touch of Chicago. The boundaries […]

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Kazuya Matsumoto :: Mizu no Katachi (Spekk)

Reviews 01/04/2016 by Stephen Fruitman

Like nature herself, Mizu no Katachi is neither minimalist nor maximalist, but equal-tempered, the earthbound reality of Pythagoras’ postulated “music of the spheres.” Coming from […]

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