Originally released in 2006 via Border Community, James Holden’s debut album ‘The Idiots Are Winning‘ soundtracked a generation of electronica obsessed listeners. Now 13 years later,
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Results1434E-Saggila: My World My Way
Everything about ‘My World My Way’ oozes power, personality, and a massive “fuck you” attitude: you’re in E-Saggila’s world now, and her rule is absolute.
Lusine retraces his steps with a guest mix for Newtype Rhythms
Take a breath; that space in-between inhale and exhale is a sacred place. Notice that it’s serene moment that can be cherished by its tranquility –
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Leif: Loom Dream
Leif continues to provide a diversion from the mainstream crash and thud of banal house music and although ‘Loom Dream’ misses an opportunity to showcase an alternative to that world, it’s still an imaginative piece that you should pick up, go back to and revel in its indigenous beauty.
Exercises on Displacement 3/5 with Mark Fell, Justin Kennedy, Will Guthrie and TQS Collective
On Saturday 20 July, the third edition of Exercises on Displacement will take place at the South London Gallery within the intimate setting of the Clore
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10 Years of Inverted Audio with Kassem Mosse, Low Jack, Antepop, Elise at Griessmuehle
As part of the Killekill Summer Camp taking place this Summer at Griessmuehle – we celebrate our 10 Year Anniversary on Wednesday 10 July in Berlin with DJ sets from Kassem Mosse, Low Jack, Antepop and Elise.
Win Tickets to Dream State with Pantha Du Prince, Moritz von Oswald, Forest Swords at Else
Sunday 21 July sees Else present one of their most anticipated lineups of the Summer with a selection of artists that makes us go weak at
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Killekill Summer Camp 2019
Taking place at Griessmuehle throughout July and August, Killekill Summer Camp is a mid-week series of events organised by an assemblage of Berlin and London-based institutions.
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Raving under the Midnight Sun: Solstice Festival 2019
In a world of endless iterations of soulless festivals filled with advertising and mass-marketing, cliches and tired stereotypes, when something like Finland’s brand new festival Solstice emerges you’re a fool not to grab it while it lasts.
Exael: Dioxippe
On ‘Dioxippe’ Exael branches out into less ambient terrain and explores the harder edges of electro-dub.
Premiere: Lena Andersson – After 88 Years
Lena Andersson isn’t real. A fictitious pseudonym created by Japanese Kyoka and Irish producer Eomac, the project was borne from an inspiring session sharing a Buchla
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Premiere: Artefactos De Dolor – Ritmo Primal
A bolder-than-bold combination of talents, Artefactos De Dolor (Spanish for Pain Artifacts) makes for a truly idiosyncratic and outstanding outfit in our age of extensively smoothed-down,
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Music Video: Kamikaze Space Programme – Sparks
Crossing the boundaries of 3D rendered space, CCTV footage and buffering artefacts – Geso’s music video for Kamikaze Space Programme lead track ‘Sparks’ is well worth your attention.
Premiere: ABADIR – @trition
Once a land of unknown splendour and perplexing mystery, peu à peu the richness of the Egyptian underground has begun to reveal in all its complexity
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Burial: Claustro / State Forest
Whether William Bevan is a jack-the-lad, an introvert, a gamer, is married with kids or divorced is irrelevant, he doesn’t make music for money or fame, he makes music to heal people’s souls. To rescue them.
Premiere: Cemetery – Slakker
Following appearances on Brussels’ Slagwerk, Angoisse and Sacred Phrases, Kota Watanabe is about to enter a new cycle in his young, yet much promising career. Under
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