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Kettel & Secede :: When Can (Sending Orbs)

Reviews 02/26/2013 by James Knapman

When Can is the sound of two good friends just having an immense amount of fun working together, throwing everything they can at it and […]

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Top releases of twenty-twelve

Features Tops 01/12/2013 by igloomag

Well over 180 releases have been selected by various igloomag.com contributors highlighting some of the finest in an expansive array of electronic music featuring ambient, […]

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Yagya :: The Inescapable Decay Of My Heart (Kilk / UltraVybe)

Reviews 10/10/2012 by James Knapman

The simple fact of the matter is that The Inescapable Decay Of My Heart was never intended to be heard as an instrumental record and […]

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Yagya :: Rigning (Sending Orbs)

Reviews 02/01/2009 by James Knapman

Yagya’s previous album Will I Dream During the Process? was possessed of a strong theme, a palpable and inescapable tranquility – in short, a world […]

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Legiac :: Mings Feaner (Sending Orbs, CD)

Reviews 06/24/2007 by James Knapman

(06.24.07) Legiac is the new collaborative project of the brothers Funken and Cor Bolten.The combination of Funckarma’s now legendary complex, cut-up production and Cor Bolten’s […]

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Secede :: Vega Libre (Sending Orbs, CD)

Reviews 03/17/2007 by James Knapman

(03.17.07) Sending Orbs may not be the most prolific label in the world, but its frugality is a guarantee of two things: firstly, that every […]

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Blamstrain :: Disfold (Sending Orbs, CD)

Reviews 11/09/2006 by James Knapman

(11.09.06) Following up their last release, the excellent My Dogan by Kettel, the Sending Orbs label delivers the long delayed Disfold by Blamstrain. The reason […]

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Kettel :: My Dogan (Sending Orbs, CD)

Reviews 10/18/2006 by Cyrill Duneau

(10.18.06) Dutch artist Reimer Eising, a.k.a. Kettel, delivers us with My Dogan (Sending Orbs, 2006) another piece of bitter-sweet nostalgia. What I particularly liked about […]

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