“As they round out their second decade, Not Not Fun’s sound is still fiercely independent but has gradually morphed into an outlet of offbeat ambient and
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Premiere: SiP – Hard Times
Chicago-based modal organ maestro Jimmy Lacy is set to unveil his latest sonic odyssey as Sip on Not Not Fun. With origins in a Logan Square
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Premiere: Unknown Me – Mirage of Ocean (Science Edit)
Japanese “ambient band” Unknown Me return with their fourth album, and second vinyl collection, ‘Bitokagaku’, on California’s Not Not Fun. The quartet, comprised of Yakenohara, P-RUFF,
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Premiere: Yayoba – Transformations of the 3-Way Mirror
Globe-trotting ambient fusion supergroup Yayoba are set to release their debut album, ‘A Maze of Glass’ in May on Not Not Fun. Yayoba features Paul Wilson (F.
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Premiere: D.K. – Worries In The Dance
Two years on since his last appearance on Zaltan’s label and the release of ‘Distant Images‘, through detours via Jonny Nash imprint Melody As Truth 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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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.
Premiere: Beesmunt Soundsystem – Yayang
Since the release of the series’ debut instalment back in 2006, Munich-based imprint Permanent Vacation has been putting out a quartet of stellar VA salvos featuring artists that
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Premiere: River Yarra – Sli Ggogg
As years go by, the love of Parisian imprint Antinote for oddball (as in anything that may shake your drowsy senses’ certitudes upside down) and exotic hybrids
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Premiere: Shelter – Mecanic Chipo
Established in 2014, Camisole Records makes for a rather atypical record label in today’s musical landscape. With a flight plan similar to the likes of Antinote, Music From
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In Perspective: Latvian producer Sign Libra talks up her ‘Closer To The Equator’ EP on Antinote
Interested to learn more about Riga’s local electronic music scene and Antinote’s recent repress of Sign Libra’s debut ‘Closer To The Equator’ EP, we sat down with the Latvian producer to discuss her musical background, artistic aims, as well as her infinite love for BBC nature documentaries and Prokofiev.
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.
D.K. announces ‘Island of Dreams’ LP for Antinote
French producer Dang Khoa breaks 2016 in with the announce of his sophomore ‘Island of Dreams’ LP as D.K. on Parisian imprint Antinote, scheduled for release in March.