Mateusz Mondalski reports on HÖREN | DECESSION – a night of cross-over shows breaking the boundaries between music, art and science. Featuring Amnesia Scanner, Bill Kouligas, M.E.S.H. and more.
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Paul Marmota: Aire
Paul Marmota projects the interplay between our minds’ fantasies fueled by the Internet, video games and the omnipotent media and compares them to the brutality of everyday life which can come scarily close to these illusions.
“The Monster Has Grown Too Powerful” – In conversation with Lotic
Ahead of Lotic’s performance at Eclair Fifi x Clock Strikes 13 show tomorrow night in London, we met up with the Janus mainstay in Berlin to talk about his latest mixtape “Agitations”, rising to independence and his appreciation of online spider aficionados.
DJ Richard talks up “Grind” – his debut album on Dial
We spoke to DJ Richard to discover the finer details behind his debut album ‘Grind’ released next week on Dial. We’re also premiering DJ Richard’s new track ‘Savage Coast’.
Gaining momentum with The Cyclist
We caught up with The Cyclist aka Andrew Morrison to discuss his new Hot House EP released this week on Music Is For Losers and 100% Silk.
Jam City: Dream A Garden
The reserve and normality of Dream A Garden render it an unsatisfying outer by-product of Jam City’s inner shift. The ideas are fresh and daunting but ask this incredibly talented artist to further shape them into a body of cohesive new aesthetics.
Kai Hugo discusses California’s club scene and new album Palmbomen II
We caught up with Kai Hugo, a Dutch producer based in Los Angeles whose sublime sophomore LP “Palmbomen II” was published this week on Beats In Space.
Watch Palmbomen II video ‘Carina Sayles’ taken from forthcoming album
Watch Palmbomen II’s new music video ‘Carina Sayles’, taken from his forthcoming self-titled album, scheduled for release on Tim Sweeney’s Beats In Space imprint in March.
Torn Hawk: Let’s Cry And Do Pushups At The Same Time
Using a technique he calls video mulch Wyatt blends found footage with cuts from popular films and scenes recorded by the artist himself. You could always sense an ironic approach in Wyatt’s visuals but his LP feels on the contrary – candid and emotional.
Les Sins: Michael
Michael is a solid release but still Chaz Bundick’s weakest to date. It needs to be said the palette of sounds on the album is very rich…yet as a whole the album feels a bit mundane and tends to lose momentum.
Grouper: Ruins
Liz Harris has crafted a piece of art that asks for full engagement. It’s all about intimacy and confession.