‘The Four Worlds’ feels strange and contextless, a peculiar statement that may seem at first like it doesn’t know what it’s aiming for. Don’t be fooled though, as this bewildered unfamiliarity is an aim in itself. Pulled away from the record and taken as singular statements, any of these eight tracks might not make much sense, but together, they cohere into something weirdly beautiful.
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Oneohtrix Point Never unveils new album ‘Age Of’
Musician, composer, and Mercury Prize-nominated producer Oneohtrix Point Never has announced the release of a new album, scheduled for release 1st June 2018 via Warp Records.
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Full LP Stream: Soft As Snow – Deep Wave
Three years on since their last instalment on the label, Norwegian-born, Berlin-based duo Soft As Snow eventually return to Fabric’s offshoot Houndstooth with their debut full-length, ‘Deep
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Premiere: Bleaching Agent – Free Fere Fer Fe
A man of many hats, UK-based producer Al Matthews aka Bleaching Agent has emerged as one of the most intriguing figures in today’s run-of-the-mill techno game,
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Discover how Ursula K. Le Guin & Todd Barton excavated the Music and Poetry of the Kesh
Staff writer Daryl Worthington caught up with Moe Bowstern and Todd Barton to find out more behind bringing Ursula K. Le Guin’s Music and Poetry of the Kesh to life, and the enduring impact of the ground-breaking novelist.
Premiere: Watching Airplanes – $ystem Of Persuasion
It’s undeniable that the local French scene is going as strong as ever, from Lyon to Paris via Brest and Marseilles, it’s also true about its
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First Listen: Hear a first extract from Michael Vallera’s forthcoming record, ‘All Perfect Days’
Wrapping your ears around Michael Vallera‘s forlorn melodies and smouldering guitar riffs often feels like being drawn into all-devouring emotional quicksands. By turns conjuring up flickering
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In Perspective: Latvian producer Sign Libra talks up her ‘Closer To The Equator’ EP on Antinote
Interested to learn more about Riga’s local electronic music scene and Antinote’s recent repress of Sign Libra’s debut ‘Closer To The Equator’ EP, we sat down with the Latvian producer to discuss her musical background, artistic aims, as well as her infinite love for BBC nature documentaries and Prokofiev.
Premiere: Fugal – Arrival
Secondnature is a Seattle-based techno collective that throws events in clubs and industrial spaces across the city, as well as DIY outdoor parties in the rural
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Behind the VEYL: Thomas Feriero talks up his rising solo project Maenad Veyl and newborn label
Longing to find out more about the imprint’s launch and how the Maenad Veyl project came to life, we seized the occasion to have a chat with Thomas Feriero as he lifts a corner of the veil on his inspirations for the record, production process and further plans for the future. Get a taster of the madness to come with the electro-tech ripper ‘Talon’.
Premiere: Red Hook Grain Terminal – Inorganic 07
The Red Hook Grain Terminal is an abandoned grain elevator in the Red Hook neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York City that’s been left to ruin since 1965.
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Gigi Masin: KITE
KITE is simply an album that doesn’t need to do anything beyond exist in its own little vacuum; it isn’t a profound new age revelation, but it’s great because it doesn’t try to be.
Premiere: Terminal Sound System – Verses
Debuted in 1999, the long-haul musical journey of multi-talented Australian artist Skye Klein has seen him traverse eras and styles with a consistence that’s well worth
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Premiere: Cari Lekebusch & Dungeon Acid – State Of Matter
DJ, producer and self-described “sound architect” Cari Lekebusch founded H-Productions way back in 1986, and it’s since been an outlet for all kinds of dancefloor wizardry,
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Premiere: Alessandro Adriani – You Will Not Be There For The End
The latest release on Stroboscopic Artefacts, ‘Flowers From The Ashes: Contemporary Italian Electronic Music‘, arrives right in time to remind us that historically “decadent” times have nonetheless
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Rezzett: Rezzett
After a string of well-received EPs on The Trilogy Tapes that’s seen them forge an eccentric signature sound halfway lo-fi analogue house and cask-aged breakbeat vintage, the pair was yet to hit the full-length format and to be honest, they managed to come up with an album both articulate and rejoicingly bleary.