Displacer revisits this iconic record and brings some friends along to partake, creating a flowing and textural audio assault that represents the entire dark electronic music landscape, likely for another decade.
Tag: The Crime League
Cathode Ray Tube :: FOREBODING COLOURS EP (Condition:Human)
The myriad of ideas is baffling, the collection of found sounds is staggering, and how CRT manages to glue it all together remains a mystery.
Invisible Soundtracks :: The Making Of…
Charles Terhune (aka Cathode Ray Tube) provides Igloo Magazine a full explanation for Invisible Soundtracks available on M-Tronic. I’ll start off this lengthy exploration/explanation of […]
MacroNoise :: Various Species EP (The Crime League)
A return to form, MacroNoise (aka Tomas Sebesta) exhibits continual growth and sound maturation with Various Species, five pieces crossing a wide-angle foray into organic […]
Igloo Magazine :: Best of 2017
In 2017 Igloo Magazine celebrated seventeen years of online presence covering several hundred releases from creative musicians around the globe this year alone. Our dedicated […]
Displacer :: Missing Warriors (Component)
Plenty of moods, variations and sound colors, timbral exploration make this organic and drone release worth the discovery. Recommended for fans of Robert Henke, Atomine […]
Larvae :: Ghost Dubs EP (The Crime League)
A sparse and strange affair. Part dub, part ambient, part soundtrack, part drone, all rolled into one short, intriguing package. Larvae’s latest—the Ghost Dubs EP—is a sparse […]
Displacer :: The Face You Deserve (Hymen)
A solid, and aggressive outing of adventurous, forward-thinking, and layered electronic music that deserves attention in 2017 Best Of lists. Displacer, also known as Michael […]