“Ambient Explorations is an impeccably well-thought-out curation of esoteric jewels that will either prompt seasoned campaigners to dust off obscure LPs or introduce neophytes to a
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AuthorChris Honnery
Results12Chris is a journalist and DJ from Sydney, Australia. As a DJ, Chris has played before the likes of Agoria, Apparat, Luomo and Acid Pauli, while his DJ outfit Diatribe were the only locals to perform alongside Moodymann, Theo Parrish and Carl Craig at Sydney’s D-25 Detroit anniversary party. Chris’ weekly column, Deep Impressions, which is dedicated to electronic music of all varieties, has been published in Sydney magazine The Brag since 2007. Deep Impressions doubles as Chris’ occasional events brand, and has hosted luminaries such as Efdemin, Vladislav Delay and DFA's Shit Robot in their first appearances in Sydney. Outside of his work in electronic music, Chris has published feature interviews with American author Bret Easton Ellis and written for freedom of information human rights organisation Article 19.
Michael Mayer: DJ Kicks
Michael Mayer’s DJ Kicks mix is a tapestry of atmospheric soundscapes, uplifting electro pop remixes, ethereal melodies, wonky psychedelic disco and darker techno…when it comes to dreamy dance floor moments that are supremely selected and sequenced, few can match the Cologne tastemaker.
Death In Vegas: Transmission
Fans of Death In Vegas’ early output may find this album too static and repetitious, however anyone with a penchant for visceral techno and atmospheric electronica is likely to disagree fervently with such an appraisal. For an intense listening experience, Transmission certainly delivers.
Oskar Offermann: Le Grand To Do
Oskar Offermann’s second album ‘Le Grand To Do’ delves into the delicate house terrain of Mule Musiq auteurs Lawrence and DJ Sprinkles. Such comparisons are fitting for an album that is a worthy addition to the Mule cannon.
Matom: Love Mistakes
Love Mistakes retains the raw quality of a live performance, with the creators (Matt Edwards & Thomas Gandey) breaking away from well-worn conventions by embracing a freeform method.
Nina Kraviz: Mr Jones
Nina Kraviz was always destined for the spotlight. From the moment Radio Slave used his Fabric #48 mix to unveil her pulsating track ‘Pain In the
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Darkside Live At Fabric
Darkside, the duo of American-Chilean wunderkind Nicolas Jaar and guitarist Dave Harrington, step into the red and blue lights bathing the stage of Room One of Fabric to
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Stefan Goldmann
Stefan Goldmann is someone who explores the possibilities of techno and electronic music culture. The son of classical composer Friedrich Goldmann, Stefan had designs on making
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Michael Mayer: Mantasy
1. Sully
2. Lamusetwa
3. Wrong Lap
4. Mantasy
5. Roses
6. Baumhaus
7. Rudi Was A Punk
8. Voigt Kampff Test
9. Neue Furche
10. Good Times
Robag Wruhme: Olgamikks
1. Modeselelktor & Thom Yorke – The White Flash (Robag Wruhme Remix)
2. Audision – Red Sky (Robags Saint Grobian Mikks)
3. Fenin – None of Them (Robags Berfa Lubb Dubbse)
4. Mri – Rejam – (Robags Diplopie Myx Attacke)
5. Kollektiv Turmstrasse – Heimat (Robags Turmkolle Rekksmow)
6. Moenster – This is For You (Robags Chukka Boot Rekksmö Version 2)
7. Robag Wruhme – Kuttenrolch
8. Romboy vs. Bodzin – The Alchemist (Robags Kopakkmuuf Rekksmow)
9. Gui Boratto – No Turning Back (Robags Likkalize Love Remix)
10. Extrawelt – Neuland (Robags Rewmow 001)
11. Dntel – Jitters (Robags Emens Wortsch Remix)
12. Claude Vonstroke ft. Bootsy Collins – The Greasy (Robags Mother Jones Remix)
13. Audision – Yellow Sunset (Robags Stoylago Edit)
14. Robag Wruhme – Pokatoll
Alexkid: Celi Dub EP
Since being signed to Laurent Garnier’s F Comm label in 97 on the strength of a drum and bass demo – recorded on cassette no less
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Fabric 48: Radio Slave
Fabric 48, mixed by the prolific Matt Edwards, aka Radio Slave, taps into the fundamental ideal of clubbing – and dance music in general – as
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