Keen to learn more about the roots and shoots of her subtle craft, recording methods and matters such as the sacred in art, we caught up with French producer Félicia Atkinson to discover more about her tenth album ‘The Flower And The Vessel’ out now on Shelter Press.
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Albrecht La’Brooy: Healesville
‘Healesville’ is pitched as an album to soothe the soul in troubled times and it undoubtedly meets its ambitions. It is the pause button for modern life, an essential piece of augmented reality that rubs at the fraying caused by every day anxiety.
Premiere: Unknown Mobile – Looping Truths And Expectations
Getting a call from an unknown mobile may bother, especially late at night, but getting a call from Unknown Mobile is a whole other story. When
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100% Silk enroll Robotalco and Mateis E. Aqir for SILK111 & 112
A label synonymous with fitly lush coastal house vibes and balmy summer breeze, Californian laxed-out electronics experts 100% Silk return right in time for the busy
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Music Video: Kapitan – Berries
As one half of high-rated Tel-Aviv based outfit Red Axes, Dori Sadovnik has been exploring the floor-focused side of electronics in all its diversity and inclusion,
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Premiere: E L O N – Inside The Private City
If you’ve heard his debut record on Mind Records, the much unjustly overlooked ‘Concupiscence‘, you’ll sure be happy to hear California-based producer Elon Katz is making
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Premiere: pH 1 – Infinite Pressure
Originally active from 1995 to 1998, Copehagen imprint Multiplex was eventually given a new kiss of life by label co-founder Mr. Kong and collaborator Daniel Kaarill
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Premiere: lastminuteman – lamb
Not quite decided to pick a side between ambient and rhythmic grounds, the enigmatic lastminuteman champions a hazed-out, weirdly arranged strain of electronics. Speckled with hissy
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Premiere: Deep Nalström – The Dream People
Just under a year on since the drop of the label’s debut LP – the excellent ‘Elixir Of Immortality‘ from St. Petersburg sound alchemist Mårble, Emmanuel
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Premiere: Tolouse Low Trax – Sketches Of A Destroyed Meadow
Lovers of DJ soFa’s chimeric off-road divagations can rejoice, the Brussels-based DJ and selector is back with the fourth instalment of his acclaimed ‘Elsewhere‘ compilation series. After
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DJ Python spellbinds Dekmantel with ‘Derretirse’ EP
Following on from his acclaimed debut long-player for Anthony Naples and Jenny Slattery’s Incienso, ‘Dulce Compañia‘, New York-based producer Brian Piñeyro alias DJ Python announced his
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Premiere: Orson Hentschel – Ghost Echos
Clean-cut and surgically executed, the music of Berlin-based sound sculptor and composer Orson Hentschel undeniably bears the seal of a ripened obsession for textural interplays, steep brutalistic patterns and
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Premiere: D.K. – Going Into Trance
Nearly a year on since the drop of his latest EP, ‘Mystery Dub‘, issued via Music From Memory’s offshoot Second Circle, D.K. returns with ‘The Goddess
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Premiere: Zaliva-D – Forsaken
Active since the early 00s onwards, Beijing-based duo Zaliva-D has remained a well-kept secret for years. Having not completely managed to break past China’s highly limitative internet
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Premiere: Carlo Maria – Stella Maris (606 Version)
An unsung herald of the new wave of talents that’s been unfurling on Italy in the past couple years, Milano-based producer Carlo Maria first emerged three years ago
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Reza Athar
Reza Athar serves up a polyamorous blender of styles and tempo, steering far, far away from the no-nonsense 4/4 galaxy to settle halfway guitar-strewn psychedelia, kosmische-informed keyboard motifs, tribal jams and cross-pollinated ’80s synth-pop and exotica hybrids.