Arguably, electro has garnered a greater audience in the past decade. What is undeniable is the quality on show on these four remixes. The originals have been given a contemporary chill, an industrial and inhuman touch that reflects the divisive times we find ourselves now living in.
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The Exaltics :: II Worlds (Clone West Coast Series)
II Worlds is steeped is a narrative. These tracks depict far-off planets, ghoulish creatures and inhospitable atmospheres. Amidst the industrial thunder and caustic showers are […]
The Exaltics :: 10 Million Light Years EP (Solar One)
It’s great to keep the old days alive, to celebrate those that started everything, but I’d be inclined to think that we are now living […]
Crotaphytus :: Acanthosaura (Further)
A fascinating mix of live shots, library music, field recordings and cold hard machine sounds from this pioneering pair. Crotaphytus. Who? It’s not a name […]
The Exaltics :: Past, present, future (Video interview)
Welcome to something new we’re going to be doing at Igloo Magazine, Video Interviews. To inaugurate this new series we’ve been fortunate enough to tempt […]
Val_Ex :: Riot (Solar One)
This new outfit sees Arne Weinberg, with his penchant for modular music, team up with The Exaltics for a very special album. Beats help to […]
EXS / The Exaltics :: Double review (Solar One / Shipwrec)
I keep thinking that the level of quality, the breadth of variety and the expert execution can’t continue; that there has to be chink in […]
The Exaltics :: Some Other Place Vol 2 (Clone)
With releases on some of the premier labels of electronics, Solar One Music steadily growing and his own machine skills getting ever greater recognition, 2014 […]