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Alavux :: Octagon (Bass Agenda)

Reviews 10/17/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

Boundaries are broken and trampled as styles limits are danced across and spat upon. A 12” that will have the neighbors bangin’ on the walls. […]

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Keita Sano :: Marin California (Lower Parts)

Reviews 10/10/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

Stingray was always going to be hard to follow, and has proven to be so. Lower Parts is enjoying some well deserved attention. The Athens […]

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Vai :: Son of Idaia EP (Holger)

Reviews 10/04/2015 by Chang Terhune

Son of Idaia is a good mix of ambient electronics and ghostly techno in a dubby, starkly beautiful package. The mysterious Vai has caught our […]

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Frak :: Primitive Drums (Lux Rec)

Reviews 10/04/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

“Frak is someone who never disappoints. It is not just one record, or their music, but the attitude of the group and the label, Borft, […]

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V/A :: Terminal Operations 01 (Terminal Operations)

Reviews 10/03/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

A young upstart, Terminal Operations, comes from this landscape of forgotten factory floors and raw rage. I’ve mentioned, over the last few techno centric reviews, […]

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TAPE :: Transmissions 5

Features 09/30/2015 by Andy Gillham

Time for more tips from the world of cassette releases. As always, there’s so much amazing music out there—with a few favorites from various musical […]

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Costolloe & Nick Simoncino :: Double review (Signal Code)

Reviews 09/30/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

These two records give a wide view of what this imprint has been up to over the last few years. A range of styles are […]

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The Fear Ratio :: Refuge Of A Twisted Soul (Skam)

Reviews 09/26/2015 by Chang Terhune

A creepy, dark collection of soundscapes and minor, skeletal melodies stretched out over sparse beats. One thing I love about writing reviews is that as […]

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Benjamin Finger :: Amorosa Sensitiva (Blue Tapes, X-Ray Records)

Reviews 09/23/2015 by Alan Lockett

Finger paints multi-dimensional worlds from lo-fi ambient drones, sun-bleached synth-iness, with various infusions: low cello tides, percussive clusters swarming spectrally round piano motifs, techno tropes slowed down, […]

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