As long-standing champions of underground electronic music, Inverted Audio immersed itself in a vast spectrum of releases throughout 2025. We extend our sincere thanks to every
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Rave in Retrospect: Clark’s Steep Stims Reawakens the Dance
Steep Stims marks something of a return for Clark. After forays into Thom Yorke’s school of a vocally-injected kind of IDM, as well as a number
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Ende Gut Alles Gut: Is This the Final Chapter for Giegling?
Giegling has always carried an air of mystery. Born in Weimar from a group of like-minded friends throwing parties in an abandoned building, the collective turned
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The MFA: Tracing the Legacy of ‘The Difference It Makes’
Some tracks slip into the bloodstream of club culture, and never quite leave. The MFA’s ‘The Difference It Makes‘ is one of them. Originally released in
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In the Shadow of Sound: Carrier’s ‘Rhythm Immortal’ Unveiled
Guy Brewer has never been one for standing still. One of the minds behind the somewhat-legendary Commix project, whose forward-thinking and innovative DnB releases found a
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Raimund Wong & Suren Seneviratne on the making of ‘A Record of Living Beings’
It began in Highbury & Islington with a coffee between two artists orbiting similar creative spheres. Audio-visual artist Raimund Wong and experimental composer Suren Seneviratne (aka
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Lord Of The Isles explores science, spirituality and distortion on ‘Signals Aligned’
Since first emerging with a run of records in the 2010s, Edinburgh-based producer Neil McDonald, better known as Lord Of The Isles, has consistently blurred the
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The Burrell Connection looks back on 10 Years of Craigie Knowes
For Zander Hay – better known as The Burrell Connection – music has always been as much about people as it is about sound. His new
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Kommune unveil the makings of Oast: Friendship, Machines and the Beauty of Accident
Some records are born out of meticulous planning, while others arrive almost by accident. Oast, the long-awaited debut album by Kommune, falls firmly into the latter.
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The World of Waz-u: Biodiversity Studios & ‘Preludes: Dusk Psalms’
For Waz-u, sound has always taken on a peculiar weight, resonating deep in the folds of memory and sensation, like an ever-shifting chamber where rhythm and
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Madteo and the Politics of Imperfection: From Tape Saturation to Club Disintegration
While others chase clout with high-resolution press shots and digital hype, NYC sound visionary Madteo remains a spectral presence, lurking outside the frame, shaping his mythos
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DJ Warzone on collaborating with Florian Kupfer for Natural Sciences 10 Year release
Alex Hall’s Manchester-based record label, Natural Sciences, celebrates its 10-year anniversary next month with the release of the fifth instalment of Embryo—a box set that bridges
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Hans Berg delves into the creative processes of the Nord Drum to craft ‘Cave Dwellers’
Swedish modular alchemist Hans Berg delves into the realm of machine-made improvisation with ‘Cave Dwellers‘, his latest release that distills years of avant-garde instinct and computerised
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Unravelling Sangre Voss & Will Hofbauer’s novel collaborative project and label Whirm
In the realm of electronic music’s expansive universe, Sangre Voss and Will Hofbauer‘s collaborative project and label whirm emerges as a delightfully off-kilter celestial entity. Their six-track
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Best Albums of 2024
As long-standing experts in underground electronic music culture, we here at Inverted Audio have indulged in an infinite number of releases throughout 2024, and we would
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Bibio unearths the mindset of Phantom Brickworks
As Halloween becomes a distant memory with decorative purple and orange lights making way for a merrier hues of multi-coloured twinkles or a warm white glow,
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