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Kurt Y. Gödel :: Axiomatic System (YUYAY)

Reviews 11/11/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

There’s been a gradual return to braindance. Labels like 030303, Analogical Force and Occult Research have reignited the torch bore by Rephlex. With this, a […]

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Interview with Andy Maddocks of Skam Records (22RPM Festival)

Profiles 10/25/2017 by Christopher Mathieu

“22rpm Festival returned to London Saturday October 7th, 2017 to support once more the other side of electronic music, pulling away from the deafening commercialization […]

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Bochum Welt :: April (!K7)

Reviews 06/22/2017 by Chang Terhune

It would be lazy and unfair to compare some of the tones and arrangements to Boards of Canada so let’s just say this and a […]

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Kunst :: Kunst (Kunst)

Reviews 04/23/2017 by Robbie Geoghegan

The exploration of the other is a central tenet of this album. Cunnane and Kendrick embark on a twelve track journey into the abandoned. Waste […]

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Very Clever Music – V/A :: Brainbox (De:Tuned)

Features 12/10/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

Rose tinted glasses aside, Brainbox is a seriously impressive undertaking. Six records from some twenty five pioneers, masters and newcomers. This new collection displays another side […]

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“This is Analogical Force. The club. The label. The music.” :: Beneath Madrid

Profiles 12/03/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

What Analogical Force are doing is releasing a wide range of electronics with definite nods to the past whilst searching for new talent. What they […]

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Aleksi Perälä :: The Colundi Sequence Vol. 1 (Clone)

Reviews 06/19/2016 by Andy Gillham

Perälä’s work has a distinctly Millsian flavor with hints of spooked AFX melody. It’s certainly other worldly and many of these tracks could easily slot […]

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“Something wicked this way comes…” :: Occult Research

Profiles 08/15/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

More and more labels are turning to tapes. I remember my initial reaction: “Why?” Price being the obvious reason. But, the return to cassettes has […]

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Heidi Lord :: English Electric (Weme)

Reviews 08/02/2015 by Stephen Fruitman

Each piece is self-contained perpetual motion. Sourcing MRI equipment, modular synthesizers, gongs and guitars, sampled conversation from the grocery store and her own voice, she waxes […]

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