Hailing from the weatherbeaten shores of the Atlantic Provinces of Canada, record label Solar Phenomena got the ball rolling last year with a solid double 12-inch
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Results3477Premiere: Second Woman – Instant II
Collaborative duo Second Woman is made up of Turk Dietrich, formerly of ethereal dream-pop shoegazers Belong, and Joshua Eustis of much-loved electronic act Telefon Tel Aviv.
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Will Long: Long Trax 2
‘Long Trax 2’ is a more-than-worthy sequel to the first volume and hopefully another instalment in a series that continues for a long time to come.
Stream two new tracks from 100% Silk next releases by The Cyclist and Pleasure Model
It’s always good news when your usual dealer of vibey house grooves and lusher-than-lush electronics pops up with some toasty newness. After a year of rebuilding
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Premiere: Tred – No Future, No Past (Lightspeed Mix)
P.Leone has been carving a name for himself with a swathe of no-nonsense techno. It is a ringing endorsement that his proving ground has been on
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Project Pablo returns with ‘There’s Always More At The Store’ EP on Technicolour
After a busy year marked by releases from Machine Woman, Hieroglyphic Being, Umfang, Dauwd and Project Pablo, Ninja Tune’s sister label Technicolour sees the latter strike
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Premiere: Tinfoil – Multi-DOMINATION
There’s something magical about haranguing hardware towards a common goal. That’s what DeFeKT and Sunil Sharpe have been doing since 2014 under the guise of Tinfoil,
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Francis Harris: Minor Forms
Francis Harris returns to his imprint Scissor & Thread to present his first solo material in three years. His new EP, the eagerly awaited ‘Minor Forms’, features two original tracks from Harris’ own hand, complemented by two remixes from IDO co-founder Valentino Mora, who delivers his first reworks ever since shifting monikers.
Rafael Anton Irisarri: Sirimiri
Shrouded in melancholic vapours and forlorn harmonics, Irisarri’s new album for Umor Rex presents four majestic extended cuts as so many viewpoints on an untouched phantasmal valley. Drawing its name from the Basque word for ‘drizzle’ – which makes absolute sense given the fine-grained, caressingly fresh nature of its sound design, ‘Sirimiri’ offers sensations in their purest essence, primitively symbolic yet actively contemplative.
Jon Hopkins returns with new album ‘Singularity’
Following a 4 minute video teaser posted last month on Facebook, Jon Hopkins has announced the release of his forthcoming album ‘Singularity‘, scheduled for release via
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Surgeon announces new album ‘Luminosity Device’
Today Surgeon, real name Anthony Child, shared news of his forthcoming long player ‘Luminosity Device‘, scheduled for release 25th May 2018 via his own imprint Dynamic
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Sonniku: Diamond Dust
With ambient often falling into one of two camps – aural representations of Jupiter or the unsettling tones of a cheese grater orchestra – Sonniku has hit upon an inspired niche. If your childhood was spent contemplating hit points and there is a little circular indent on your thumbprint that has never faded away, there may just be something here for you.
Premiere: Sentiments – Taken And Handed Back
Unlike those who prefer to flood the market to prove their existence, some producers need just a couple outings to demonstrate the breadth and magnitude of
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Kilchhofer: The Book Room
‘The Book Room’, Kilchhofer’s new collection of modular synth jams, takes us through dreamy panoramas of tropical exotica, alpine warmth and moonlit glades with plenty of highlights to spare along the way. Over a monolithic 74 minutes and 20 songs, this ecocentric debut album demands an immersive, uninterrupted listen.
Job Sifre: Bestaan
Out via Mark van de Maat’s ever dependable Knekelhuis label, Job Sifre second EP ‘Bestaan’ does better than live up to expectations, it further establishes the young Red Light Radio and De School resident as a new vital player in town. Stream ‘Zodiak’ inside.
Premiere: Harrison BDP – Panacea
After cutting his teeth for the past couple years on confidential digi-only labels, 2017 was the year of breakthrough for Cardiff-based producer Harrison BDP with no
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