Hokus Fokus successfully subverts one’s preconceptions of what qualifies as an enjoyable noise, managing to be approachable and challenging in equal measure. There are three […]
Tag: Soundscape
Stuart Chalmers :: Crossings (Somehow)
Overall, Crossings sees Chalmers depart from a somewhat unkempt bruitism characterizing other releases towards a more finished melodically-inclined model—a balance of timbres, particulate and nebulous, […]
Hakobune :: Nebulous Sequences (VoxxoV)
What you get with Nebulous Sequences is an upgrade of Hakobune’s accumulated drone knowledge to full Masters level; mastering of another kind, by new ambient […]
Patrick Cowley :: School Daze (Dark Entries)
2013 now sees some of the deepest digging to date, with Dark Entries rolling up their sleeves to bring to life something very special, School […]
Ghost Station :: Ghost Station (Self-Released)
A compelling and intensely retro-minimal electronic album with eerie, post-human and hypnotically emotional tendencies. Rather discreet but not a new comer in the “oceanic” universe […]
Boris Divider :: Aeon (Drivecom)
Intimate soundscapes that ascend into the sublime. There are obvious echoes of Vangelis in here but Boris amplifies their captivation, looping the listener into a […]
Valanx :: Ejecta (diametric.)
This is cerebral, cinematic and, at points, outright scary music. Disturbing and unsettling soundscapes from the catacombs of Valanx. Arne Weinberg’s Valanx is an insular […]
Dr. Guilty / Paul Mitchell :: Double review (Elephant)
Both tapes explore melody extension, sometimes overly stretching it into outright repetition. Evenings are getting shorter. Jumpers are returning. The kids are back in school. […]
Bule / Hunab :: Hera (Apparent Horizon)
A longing gaze back to the structures of Electronica is linked with smudges of Dub and Industrial to produce a hazy and soulful sound. A […]
Imugem Orihasam :: Grains (diametric.)
Casting an eye back over the back catalog, Orihasam marks a new avenue rather than a break with the diametric. ideal. Coarse and undeniably dark, […]
Michiru Aoyama :: 音は光る (The Sound Is Shining) (Organic Industries)
In these eight striking miniatures, he illuminates that meaning for us by melding, in the Zen spirit of forerunner John Cage, artifice, nature and technology. […]









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