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Paskine :: NIMROD (Voxxov)

Reviews 09/06/2014 by Alan Lockett

We’re confronted with a seething mass of turmoil of lively raw material of fierce density and unstable formations—iterative flows heaving with an organic-seeming stream of […]

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Alessandro Parisi / Adamennon :: Il Plenilunio Del Fuoco (Flight Recorder)

Reviews 08/12/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Four thick cuts of fog-riddled electronics, a quartet of fear streaked atmospherics from two men taking up the mantle of their soundtrack predecessors. Alessandro Parisi […]

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Moss Garden :: In the Silence of the Subconscious (Carpe Sonum)

Reviews 08/10/2014 by Alan Lockett

‘One of the things I’ve been concerned with quite a lot is to deliberately dismantle or shift contexts around so that something comes from an […]

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Yagya :: Sleepygirls (Delsin)

Reviews 08/09/2014 by James Knapman

A record that works exceptionally well as soothing background music, Sleepygirls is a propulsive, repetitive work characterized by the occasional burst of jazz and Japanese […]

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Heinrich Dressel :: Waterproof Theory (Frustrated Funk)

Reviews 08/06/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Warm, almost soothing, soundscapes are juxtaposed by arctic chills and clinical sounds. For more than seven years I’ve been covering the works of Minimal Rome. […]

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Richard Chartier :: Subsequent Materials (2006-2012) (Line)

Reviews 07/23/2014 by Alan Lockett

‘I was always interested in sound(s), even as a child. I loved the sound of refrigerators, air conditioners. I could often be found listening to […]

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DeepChord :: Lanterns (Astral Industries)

Reviews 07/09/2014 by James Knapman

DeepChord presents Lanterns on new London-based label Astral Industries, which turns out to be some of his finest work to date. So this came right […]

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Pleq + Philippe Lamy :: Sans Titre (Pocket Fields)

Reviews 06/24/2014 by Alan Lockett

Choreographing ambient, noise and modern classical minimalism with a sense of tension being denied resolution, finding unwonted turns along the way. Since 2008 Bartosz Dziadosz […]

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