Back after a three-year hiatus, French producer Bambounou resurfaces with ‘Parametr Perkusja’, a three-track effort that cross-fertilises hypnotic gamelan motifs with complex polyrhythmic patterns and impactful tribal-tech bursts. We caught up with Jéremy to discuss his longed-for return, studio matters and the new orientation his music has taken over the years.
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DJ Koze: Knock Knock
On his new album, Koze explores a more psychedelic, layered sound palette, with each song sounding even richer than his last album, Amygdala. Knock Knock is like taking a bite of a handcrafted dark chocolate bar–equally bitter and sweet at the same time, a perfect blend of rawness and craft.
Premiere: Betonkust & Innershades – Forever In Boccaccio
A declaration of love to legendary Belgian dance temple Boccaccio, widely considered as the hotbed of the New Beat revolution, Betonkust and Innershades’ debut joint effort on
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Still Life / Moving Sounds: A look into Michael Vallera’s sense-awakening music and photography
Draped in ominous atmospheres and rumbling echoes, the work of multi-talented musician Michael Vallera is one of subtle detailing and slow-drip obsessiveness. We caught up with Mike to talk his new full-length on Denovali, living in Chicago and his approach to music and photography.
Premiere: Unhuman – White Bone Spirit (Autumns Remix)
Hailing from Amsterdam, newly-founded tape imprint Strange Therapy champions a sound both aggro and transgressive, fusing the finest of EBM, industrial, techno and noise. After a couple joint
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Premiere: Snuffo – Coming Home Late
Berlin-based producer Snuffo has been producing and performing behind a mask since 2012, peeping out on imprints as Renate Schallplatten, Clasicos Del Ruido and Burek and
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Premiere: LB aka Labat – 5 (feat. Josephin Bovien)
Omnivorous DJ and deft MPC knob-twiddler, Strasbourg-born, Lyon-based DJ and producer LB aka Labat first emerged in 2015 with his debut tape album ‘People Of Anoubiz Vol. 1‘
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Premiere: Pépe – Quicksand
Even though the city’s best known for the leading edge quality of its ’90s techno legacy, Valencia also happens to shelter a new generation of chillax
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Premiere: Tristan Arp – Web
We last heard from Brooklyn-based imprint Human Pitch earlier this year, with the release of GALTFaculty’s gritty, ramshackle house debut “E B O W”. Returning two
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Premiere: Yelzin – No Safety
With a low amount of releases since the label’s establishment in 2017 and the drop of Lyra’s debut 12″ ‘Synkronudspring I Tomt Bassin‘, Copenhagen’s Petrola 80
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Premiere: Portable – Sheltered Light
Since the turn of the millennium, South African-born producer Alan Abrahams aka Portable has been making records for esteemed labels such as Perlon, Live At Robert
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Premiere: Isorinne – Ingen Kunde Någonsin
Hailing from the boiling Rotterdam, License To Love (could well be the title to a sentimental 007 spin-off) is a new label that we’re pretty excited to
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Premiere: Kevin Arnemann – Czaar
Today’s premiere is a carefully-crafted soother with cinematic elements courtesy of Taped Artifact founder Kevin Arnemann. Lifted from his upcoming EP on Glass Talk Records, the enigmatic techno
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Listen to DJ Whipr Snipr & IOK + DJ Psychiatre cuts from Nerang’s upcoming ‘NRNGVA004’
Established in 2016, DJ Whipr Snipr‘s prolific platform Nerang Recordings eventually took the leap and succesfully converted to the vinyl format last year with a spanking new 12″ VA
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Jan Jelinek: Zwischen
Made by and featuring none other than strictly human sounds, warped and deconstructed until it falls in that uncanny valley of dissociative humanism. Jan Jelinek’s latest album ‘Zwischen’ can be considered an exercise in learning to find enjoyment and/or contentment in the intellectual and physical limitations of the human mind and body.
Pablo’s Eye: Spring Break
The 8 tracks here feel assembled as much as arranged, designed as much as composed. Sounds have undoubtedly been picked for their audio quality, but they’ve been layered on the canvass in the way a painter uses colours.