Vanguard, dark, excessive, fun, bold, touching, innovative, game-changing…it’s time for us to announce our album of the year.
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Best Music Videos of 2014
We’ve selected a compendium of 2014’s best music videos, from delicate and hypnotic visuals to dark atmospheres, the videos we’ve selected give you a glimpse of the large range of audio-visual combinations we had the fortune to watch this year.
Best Tracks of 2014
2014 has been a year of outstanding releases. From first order, accomplished musicians to new coming talents, it’s time for us to unveil the best tracks of the year.
Barnt: Magazine 13
Barnt’s debut LP is not funny-sounding, it’s not barely cool or assuming any particular stance towards today’s music industry. No, this is nothing of that but most certainly, this album is a subtle game-changer and hopefully, a matrix opus.
Top Tracks: November 2014
Before the year comes to an end, we’re up for a last round of our monthly top tracks selection.
Les Sins: Michael
Michael is a solid release but still Chaz Bundick’s weakest to date. It needs to be said the palette of sounds on the album is very rich…yet as a whole the album feels a bit mundane and tends to lose momentum.
Watch Jaroslav Moravec’s documentary ‘Objekt: Unglued’ for FACT TV
IA’s own Jaroslav Moravec has filmed and directed a short documentary film on Objekt for FACT TV.
9300 Records launch with Innershades ‘What About Us’ EP
Belgium-based 9300 Records are set to release their debut record, a fresh new EP by Crème Organisation’s regular Innershades including a remix by Willie Burns.
Recondite on Iffy
Following the release of Recondite’s third album last month, we caught up with Lorenz Brunner to find out more about the concept behind the album, artwork, music video and relationship he has with Ame, Dixon and the rest of the Innervisions crew.
Introducing Solpara, Nicolas Jaar’s latest addition to Other People
We caught up with Solpara to discover more about the making of his debut release, plus we discuss his large range of influences and further release schedule.
Kero’s Clustering Imaginarium
Kero opens up about her background in illustration, her love for Xerox printed underground party flyers, her role as the in-house illustrator for Life and Death, plus her insatiable appetite for electronic music.
Superstition presents Kiasmos album launch at Village Underground
On Saturday Inverted Audio partner Superstition join forces with Erased Tapes to celebrate the release of Kiasmos’s self-titled album at Village Underground with a special live visual show featuring support from Rival Consoles, Dauwd and Luka.
Fabric announce Fabriclive 79 mixed by Jimmy Edgar
Fabriclive mix series is set to launch a new episode of its sonic adventures with Jimmy Edgar at the controls, scheduled for landing on January 19th.
Andy Stott: Faith in Strangers
As steely grey as its monochrome cover yet complimented with a lighter touch from Skidmore – “Faith in Strangers” is a bold and hugely satisfying move from an, as ever, progressive producer.
Dan White: Untitled
Forbidden Planet’s taste for musical reveries and spaced-out sound narratives is more than respected with that fresh new opus from talented newcomer Dan White. A first effort that doesn’t lack resource or inspiration to say the least.
Room 44 present: A discussion with Matthew Herbert
Room 44 return on Monday 17th November with the legendary Matthew Herbert for an in-depth discussion at Stoke Newington Studios.