Everything We Touch Turns to Dust is a hugely accessible, sonically consistent and cohesive piece of work that, even at a lean thirty-five minutes, never […]
Tag: Soundscape
Elsewhereness Revisited #5 selected ambient twerks
Elsewhereness revisited is an occasional feature documenting the drift at the margins: ambient gasbagging, ’tube-d, ’cloud-ed, and ’camp-ed up, complete with companion mix, Elsewhereness revisited […]
Bola :: D.E.G. (Skam)
The key to really digging D.E.G. is to simply cast off your expectations and let Fitton walk you down the avenues he takes. The dreaded, […]
Possblthings and Pulse Drift :: Something in the Leipzig water?
Jena. Leipzig. Electro. These two towns are synonymous with quality machine music. Frigid funk. Clinical cuts. Astral reductions. The Exaltics. AC Records, Lunatic, YUYAY. All […]
Femur :: Electronic down to its bones
Based on the strength of these first two 12”s (by Frak and Celldöd), a new, interesting, and forward looking label has just been established here […]
Oubys :: Second Planet (Testtoon)
Second Planet is an attempt to give aural form to heavenly bodies, to patch a sound to places beyond or home and to hear the […]
Leandro Fresco & Rafael Anton Irisarri :: La Equidistancia (A Strangely Isolated Place)
La Equidistancia somehow manages to attain an ambient purity you rarely find these days, the material tuned to individual temperament regardless of what that may […]
Snufmumriko :: At First Light (Shimmering Moods)
At First Light is a subtle invitation to navigate through cloudy, frosty, fragile, subjective and impressionistic soundscapes with a fancy for turntablism and hauntology. Shimmering Moods […]
Keith Berry :: Elixir (Invisible Birds)
‘From the more visible we must turn now towards the increasingly less visible which is also most revealing and most true’ (Philippe Jaccottet, Landscapes with Absent […]
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 […]
















