United under the guise of Rain Text are well-known Italian producers Giuseppe Ielasi, founder of Fringes Recordings and Schoolmap, and Giovanni Marco Civitenga, who you may better
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Sonniku: Diamond Dust
With ambient often falling into one of two camps – aural representations of Jupiter or the unsettling tones of a cheese grater orchestra – Sonniku has hit upon an inspired niche. If your childhood was spent contemplating hit points and there is a little circular indent on your thumbprint that has never faded away, there may just be something here for you.
Premiere: Sentiments – Taken And Handed Back
Unlike those who prefer to flood the market to prove their existence, some producers need just a couple outings to demonstrate the breadth and magnitude of
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Premiere: Trux – My Row
In 2013 LA-based Acid Test launched their sub-label Avenue 66 with a tripped out 12″ from Joey Anderson, featuring a killer deep house remix from none
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Beesmunt Soundsystem
Amsterdam duo Beesmunt Soundsystem deploy a wide-spanning palette of exotica-infused electronics, toasty grooves and further downtempo oddities sure to warmly offset the harsh cold outside. They also discuss their recent trip to Japan. Lock in, grab a plaid and pour yourself a fresh cup of green tea.
In Perspective: Label boss Emil Nyholm celebrates 10 years of Tartelet Records
Keen to pay tribute to one of our most favourite labels, we jumped on the occasion to catch up with the ever-busy Tartelet Records label boss Emil Nyholm to discuss the roots of the label and his forthcoming record ‘Pizza Trance’ under his new alias Dirk 81.
Kilchhofer: The Book Room
‘The Book Room’, Kilchhofer’s new collection of modular synth jams, takes us through dreamy panoramas of tropical exotica, alpine warmth and moonlit glades with plenty of highlights to spare along the way. Over a monolithic 74 minutes and 20 songs, this ecocentric debut album demands an immersive, uninterrupted listen.
Premiere: Adam Strömstedt – Reptile Boogie
From the cold banks of Mälaren in Stockholm to the Blue Mountains neighbouring Sydney, Swedish producer Adam Strömstedt fully acclimated to his new life and habitat;
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Job Sifre: Bestaan
Out via Mark van de Maat’s ever dependable Knekelhuis label, Job Sifre second EP ‘Bestaan’ does better than live up to expectations, it further establishes the young Red Light Radio and De School resident as a new vital player in town. Stream ‘Zodiak’ inside.
Premiere: ssaliva – Danger Came Smiling
From genetically modified, sample-heavy hip hop instrumentals to further shape-shifting sonic territories, the output of Belgian producer François Boulanger may have taken various incarnations (Kingfisherg, Cupp Cave,
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Sweden’s Intonal Festival turns four with Arpanet, Charlemagne Palestine, Courtesy, Pan Daijing
Held annually in Malmö, Sweden. 2018 marks Intonal’s fourth birthday, and this year they’ve invited another host of boundary-flexing artists, performers and composers to grace stages across the city.
Ben UFO announces 13-week residency at XOYO
Last week, Ben UFO shared a link to an enigmatic website, featuring a brand new mix and a hint that some exciting news was on the way.
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Jonny Nash’s imprint Melody As Truth announce debut album from Tourist Kid
Today Amsterdam-based imprint Melody As Truth announce the release of the debut album from Californian-born, now Melbourne based producer Tourist Kid, scheduled to hit the stores
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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: 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.