The next release from The Press Group is a double concept album titled ‘Evocative Rhythm Experience‘ from Rupert Marnie. Regular readers may remember Rupert Marnie from
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AuthorSimon Whight
Results120A contributor to a variety of respected online publications, Simon joined the Inverted Audio ranks early in 2013. Bred on mother rave and nourished by the original strains of US house, he is someone who has lived through the first time deep house faced a backlash, the rise and fall of progressive house, and the multiple swings of fashion towards minimal, tech house, bass and beyond. As such, genres are not an important factor in critical appraisal, just good music that can stand on its own two feet. Be it uptempo or downtempo, alien or organic, everything is valid. Emotionless techno, needlessly abstract noise, derivative house and self indulgent muso-ism can all check their feet at the door. Bad taste in hats.
Premiere: Kaltès – Ruisselante
Tresor resident Kaltès has launched a brand new label, Aetna Records, which is inspired by Greek and Roman mythology. Aetna Records’ name is derived from the
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Premiere: Space Dimension Controller – Big Shoe NRG
Best known for his releases across Clone’s house imprint Royal Oak, R&S, and Ninja Tune, Jack Hamill has been turning his attention to his own Tiraquon
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Henrik Jonsson up next on Workshop with 2xLP as PST
Joining the ranks of Kassem Mosse and Zigtrax as one of the rare solo artists to land an album on Even Tuell and Lowtec’s highly regarded
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Premiere: Farren Laen – Leave Me Now
Farren Laen‘s ‘This World’ was one our Best Extended Player’s of 2020. So it is good to see a follow up by the Canadian artist, returning with
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Premiere: Seiichiro Itoyama – Mal
For Berlin based Japanese artist Seiichiro Itoyama, the inception of his imprint Liminal has been synonymous with creating agency. His releases to date have been meditative,
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Premiere: Mason Bee – Lumito (Charles Webster Remix)
Multi-instrumentalist Mason Bee – aka Benet Walsh – graces his own Pollen Kit Recordings imprint with a fresh single, backed by a trio of remixes from
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Premiere: El Nino Diablo – Dithering Heights
For a label that is only on its third release, El Nino Diablo Music has already established a strong identity. Currently an outlet for the titular
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Premiere: Derek Muro – Rill 1
Listen to Derek Muro‘s debut album ‘cues‘ without any context and you can tell this is a craft by someone who has a rich musical history.
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Premiere: Antonello Teora feat. Thugwidow – La Cura (John Beltran Remix)
The increasingly distanced and remote climate is having the side effect of bringing together disparate artists from around the world. Antonello Teora finds himself joining hands
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Premiere: Forest Drive West – Falling Upright
Dinamplatz were due to release their ‘Good, But Not Right‘ compilation around the time when global lockdowns were beginning to take effect. With the timing seeming
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Premiere: Larionov & St. Theodore – Destruction Wave
*This premiere is part of our collaboration with Craigie Knowes, in which we cast a limelight on the Scottish imprint through editorial and a limited run
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Premiere: 214 – Alpenglow
20/20 Vision are enjoying a rich vein of form in the electro world at the moment. The Leeds based imprint – helmed by Ralph Lawson –
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Premiere: Sugai Ken – Headwaters Of The Tone River
Netherlands based imprint Field Records‘ evolution over the years from a label that was centred around cutting edge techno into one that is at the forefront
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Premiere: Unknown – Amy A1
Mysterious German imprint MASK have operated under a clear vision, a music first policy centred around live hardware jams. Aesthetically, the label straddles techno and house,
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Premiere: Christian Löffler – Roth feat. Mohna (Nathan Fake Remix)
Earlier this year, Christian Löffler released his intimate studio album ‘Lys‘, a work inspired by the serene life between road shows, of the four walls of
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