Dutch label Leyla Records are preparing to unleash a compilation of tracks showcasing their uncompromising vision of techno. ‘Unwitch – The First Session‘ features luminaries such
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Pay What You Want: Houndstooth celebrate 5th year anniversary with 15 track compilation
In celebration of their 5th year anniversary, influential London-based record label Houndstooth have released a pay-what-you-like 15-track compilation featuring an array of artists from their discography and brand
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Premiere: Jurchen – Space Adventures
Since establishing a couple years ago, London-based imprint Tomahawk focused its efforts on offering a platform of expression to new, unheard producers from all around the globe.
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Premiere: Buzzi – Second Article
There comes a time at the rave where a direct connection is necessary be it through a person, a spot in the club or a track
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Premiere: R.Kitt – Tingle
Months go by and Dublin keeps providing us with top-notch artists and labels. Adding its name to the long list of outlets that set the Irish
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Dedekind Cut: Tahoe
Fred Welton Warmsley III, is still working as hard as ever, and continuing to produce under new monikers Barrio Sur, and namely Dedekind Cut for his latest release…’Tahoe’ is saying no to the now, it’s therapeutic in it’s own blooming, where Lee Gamble left off, Dedekind Cut drones over in ethereal sombre.
Premiere: Phil Struck – Balanc
One of the brightest revelations of the year 2017, ambient music newcomer Phil Struck returns with his third album after a pair of arresting releases on LL.M. and
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Nathan Fake: Sunder
There is much to be said for not over producing and recording live to tape – yet regardless of the work process, it’s the final outcome that matters most and in this case it has served “Sunder” and our ears magnificently.
Premiere: Alva Noto – Uni Blue
Incepted in 2008 with the ‘Unitxt‘ album, Carsten Nicolai’s ‘Uni‘ trilogy is coming to a conclusion with ‘UNIEQAV‘, scheduled for release on 16th March via his
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Paper Dollhouse: The Sky Looks Different Here
Paper Dollhouse latest album ‘The Sky Looks Different Here’ conjures both ethereal escapism and cold reality. The album feels haunted by monolithic structures, yet it strives to amplify the cracks of light shining through
Premiere: Nanook Of The North – Arfineq-Pingajuat
Shot from August 1920 to August 1921 in the Ungava Peninsula of northern Quebec, Robert J. Flaherty’s ‘Nanook Of The North‘ remains to this day one of
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Premiere: Øall Håtes – Cønstån† Cøñdítiøn$
Quite active for the past couple of years on soundcloud, where his tracks have garnered the attention of lo-fi heads and label owners, mysterious Austrian producer
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Studio Barnhus line up debut album from Swedish duo Shakarchi & Stranéus
Gothenburg-based production duo Shakarchi & Stranéus first burst onto the scene in 2010 with their ‘Dödskallar Och Korallrev‘ EP, a dreamy piece of carefree melodicism comprised of
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Premiere: Kaltès & Nene H. – Persist
Facing a force of nature can be alarming, discerning and even invigorating depending on where it chooses to formulate. In this case, it’s a sound system
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Ripperton: Sight Seeing
Although there is a rising sentiment that everyone and their dog is now listening to ambient, Ripperton’s ‘Sight Seeing’ LP on ESP Institute has been a constant companion for myself over the past couple of months. In a high volume, high consumption world, an album being as tenacious as ‘Sight Seeing’ is something to truly value.
Premiere: Volition Immanent – Blueprint Chain Supplier
Whether punk purists and techno lovers like it or not, both of the genres they cherish share more similarities than differences. In Julian Temple’s excellent documentary
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