Marionette’s fourth release arrives from Swiss producer Benjamin Kilchhofer, better known for his work on Holger under the alias Timoka. The sounds of ’Dersu’ derive from modular synth patches and Kilchhofer’s own field recordings, continuing Marionette’s association with idiosyncratic melodies and analogue overtones.
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Facta talks up his Bloc debut ‘Alsatian / Scotch Mist EP’
Bristol based producer Facta discusses his debut release on Bloc and his involvement with the label, plus his affiliation with Bristol’s vibrant music scene and what he has planned next.
Huerco S. announces new album for Anthony Naples’ Proibito imprint
Three years after the release of his debut album ‘Colonial Patterns’ on Daniel Lopatin’s Software, this second long-player sails off to wider audio-spans, exploring a spacious ambient scope via warmly-arranged envelops and supple, silken scapes.
Secretsundaze kick off summer season at St John, Hackney + host after party
On Saturday 30th April our friends at Secretsundaze kick off their 2016 summer season at the stunning East-London church, St John of Hackney, with house music
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Terraforma (Milan) reveal lineup – Donato Dozzy, Biosphere, Lee Gamble
Milan-based festival Terraforma have revealed their lineup for 1-3 July 2016 – featuring Charlemagne Palestine, Donato Dozzy, Bisphere, Lee Gamble, Healing Force Project, Francesco Cavaliere, Adrian Sherwood and Paquita Gordon
Suzanne Kraft: DJ Safety Track
Be it through soothing atmospheric panoramas or tight-strapped floor-apt beats, the inch-perfect adroitness of Herrera in both the arrangement layering and textural carving will sure leave a memorable mark.
Album Premiere: Damian Schwartz – The Dancing Behavior
‘The Dancing Behavior’ is a lavish and effervescent trip for both the body and mind, equally efficient as a remedy to rainy Sundays and as an offbeat club weapon. Schwartz dishes out a serious treat for the senses.
Tim Hecker On Love Streams
The ambient mastermind sheds light on his new album “Love Streams”, plus his teen days’ favourite record labels, PhD, philosophical beliefs and the ravages of click-bait journalism.
Vester Koza debuts on Houndstooth with ‘OTR’ EP
For his next four-track release, Vesta Koza steps out of his comfort zone to release”OTR” EP on Houndstooth, scheduled for release at the end of May 2016.
Raster-noton celebrate 20th anniversary with “White Circle” installation
To celebrate 20 years of operation, raster-noton recently announced a special book publication, worldwide tour and an audio-visual installation “White Circle”, covering the various branches of the german platform.
Premiere: Prins Emanuel – Archibald Coteau
Speeding up the retro-futuristic autobahn at full-throttle, Prins Emanuel delivers a serious churning groover with ‘Archibald Coteau’. ‘River Pass By Three’ is released on May 12th via Moscow-based Isaiah Tapes.
Ricardo Villalobos joins AMBIQ in Berlin for live show at Radialsystem V
Arjunamusic gather the four artists together on the stage of the Radialsystem venue in Berlin for a special live performance.
Premiere: Photonz – Parque Da Liberdade (The Phantom Remix)
Fresh off the release of the excellent ‘Lotus Wheel On My Orion’ on Ali Renault’s Vivod, London-based producer Photonz returns with ‘Corroios Royalty’ EP – an ode to the suburb of Lisbon in which Rodrigues grew up.
James K talks up “PET”
Ahead of the release of James K eagerly-awaited debut long-player “PET”, we took the chance to find out more about her creative modus operandi and the symbolisms at work behind the album plus her long-haul artistic evolution.
Premiere: Tyler Friedman & Samuel Rohrer – YYY (Original Mix)
Today we are proud to premiere Tyler Friedman & Samuel Rohrer new track ‘YYY’ – a subtle piece of tickling and overlapping high-pitched drums, growingly delayed and detuned whilst slowly increasing intensity with its explosive minimal kick.
Tim Hecker: Love Streams
Whether it’s a result of people’s tastes becoming more diverse in the wake of file sharing, or decades of extreme music lowering the threshold of what’s considered ‘a bit too weird’, the outcome is clear. Albums such as Love Streams no longer have to be judged solely by the niche standards of experimental music.