Both New Era and Adamha will be welcome news to anyone who has followed Marco Repetto. To the newcomer, each 12” illustrated the Italian’s enviable ability to melt genre boundaries and reach exciting new ideas.
Tag: Techno
Stefan Smith :: Thlostones (Sapiens)
What a detailed story Thlostones is; drawing from classic soundscapes and inspiration that artists like Sean Deason, B12, and The Detroit Escalator Company ignited in the early days.
Inkipak :: +ve (Fourier Transform)
As we drift downstream, the bliss only continues, and makes it harder to fathom how such a coherent and beautifully flowing album can come along and feel like an old friend from the first listen.
Roger van Lunteren :: AE–O6 (Adepta Editions)
A sonic couplet that counterbalance each other from erratic breaks and up-tempo percussion to downtrodden bliss to close it out.
Xenomorph Jazz Ensemble :: Glitches Grew (Roulette Rekordz)
Quite a surprise, and let’s say somewhat out of the blue, these seven tracks twist and turn with a multitude of bass and rolling instrumental rhythms we’re propelled to absorb.
Jean-Michel Jarre and the role of technological advances
Jean-Michel Jarre shares with us the new goals to be achieved for this congress, between the promotion of niche music and the role of technological advances.
Golden Donna :: The Truth About Love (Expanded Edition) (Mighty Force)
The album is replete with melodic moments and beautiful synth washes that have the slightest tinge of melancholy which gives the album some extra depth and emotionally expressive motifs.
Simona Zamboli :: A laugh will bury you (Mille Plateaux)
Timing these new works to enter the world on Friday the 13th seems as a heavily premeditated arrangement; each track is a taunt and jest as whilst we slowly eclipse towards warmer times…
Toh Imago :: Refuge (InFiné)
Across the album, Toh Imago finds inventive ways of opening a dialogue between nature and machine, both literally and metaphorically, creating a soundscape that both feels like and was created by the natural world…
Soul Oddity :: Tone Capsule (Reissue) (Control Freak)
As the genres continue to meld and diversify when artists interpreted with their own dialect attached, in retrospect, Tone Capsule certainly sits itself in the center of the broad strokes in USA/UK (friendly) rivalry.
WE FORFEIT :: Radio Relativa #25
The lads are back after the Christmas break with a show brimming with quality. Every genre under the electronic sun is explored.
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