Green Door Studio co-owner and engineer, Stuart Evans, resurfaces his Sordid Sound System moniker for another belter of an EP via Glasgow based Invisible Inc. ‘Fear Eats the Soul’ takes us on a global trip as a concept EP made of “four imaginary bands from Detroit, New York, Paris and Munich”. And the results are as rich in history as they are a satisfying listen.
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Varg: Nordic Flora Series Pt.3: Gore-Tex City
Nordic Flora Series Pt.3: Gore-Tex City is one of Varg’s most approachable albums to date, yet, it never fails to sound as genuine as you could expect. Given the fact the record is more than seventy minutes long, it is quite an achievement.
Premiere: DJ Unrefined – U Know Wut I Mean
Like his name suggests, DJ Unrefined doesn’t indulge in some genteel, extra-fine brand of house but rather well in grainy-textured lo-fi pumpers and heavy-breathing analogue jams. After a convincing
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Premiere: Bartellow – EX%
Not the most well known member of Bavarian trio Tambien, formed alongside Public Possession’s Marvin & Valentino, Beni Brachtel also happens to produce by himself as Bartellow .
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Premiere: Trudge – Her Touch
Inaugurated earlier this year with a strong debut effort courtesy of Sydney-based duo Sonderr, Shall Not Fade’s offshoot Lost Palms is about to come back forth with
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Various Artists: Dawn Records Various Artists #1
After a string of boundary-pushing releases on both digital and 12″ formats, Parisian label Dawn Records deliver a polyamorous jumble of machine-based music for literally anyone keen on transcendental trips and off-the-leash audio deconstructivism.
GAS announces new album ‘Narkopop’
We thought this would never happen – Wolfgang Voigt has announced the resurrection of his GAS alias with the release of a new album ‘Narkopop’ set for release on 21st April via Kompakt.
Premiere: La Syncope – Renovatio
After cutting his teeth as an active member of Paris-based collective and label SEML, to which he contributed a couple tracks on the occasion of a pair of VA
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Zenker Brothers look back at 10 years of Ilian Tape
With the release of their new compilation – A Decade Ilian Tape – featuring artists from past, present…or just stopping by (Hi, “Seelow”) – the Zenker Brothers have provided Inverted Audio with an excellent primer of the label’s catalogue.
Forest Swords drops new single ‘The Highest Flood’ on Ninja Tune
It has been four years since the acclaimed Merseyside-based producer Forest Swords released his debut album ‘Engravings‘ on Tri Angle Records. Today we are delighted to report Matthew
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Belisha Beacon: This Is Fine
Belisha Beacon’s ‘This Is Fine’ forgoes esoteric sampling and analogue fetishism to revel in the code and wires of its creation. Instead of descending into grain tinged nostalgia or tech’d up futurism, the five track set exists in the fundamental principles of computer music – using entry level software to live code an ever shifting tapestry of minimal techno.
Premiere: Leibniz – Ur Qt
May it be a coincidence or not, the fact Moritz Paul borrowed his stage name from the philosopher of relative and absolute motion makes quite a
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Marsesura: Barry Hats / Sandra Breaks
Following DIVISI 62’s line of “blurring the long lineage of musical idioms in the process”, Marsesura’s new single ‘Barry Hats/Sandra Breaks’ sees the pair bridging remote sound polarities, delving from the Asian continent’s colourful instrumental richness to the US twin cities’ profuse legacy with equal poise.
Premiere: Bloempot – Drowning For Ulaangom
Google his name and, apart from basic release details, you’ll have a hard time laying fingers on much information about him or his music. With just an intriguing debut appearance
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Ricardo Tobar: Red Sea
Ricardo Tobar takes the chance away from the more listening angled album format to roll out a title track with main room aspirations; yet, while ‘Red Sea’ is the obvious headliner, it is the supporting cast that steal a march. The most earnest welcome back for Tobar, here’s looking forward to more and with the hope of remaining free from the clutches of the torrent scene.
Game Over: Credit 00 talks up his debut album on Uncanny Valley
We had the chance to exchange a bit with Alexander about his relationship with video games and how it weighed in on the making of ‘Game Over’ amongst other things. Stream the nostalgic slo-mo churner ‘Hit Fire To Respawn’ inside.