When it comes to covering ground in terms of genre, no one does it quite like Danish producer Beastie Respond – as over the last six
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Field Trips: Paul White explores found sounds at Maunsell Sea Forts
Today we are delighted to share the debut edition of Bonafide’s new film series “Field Trips” featuring South London’s very own beatsmith Paul White.
Premiere: Golden Donna – Soteriophobia
With the stated aim of producing “forward-thinking dance records from the five boroughs and beyond“, New York-based label Lost Soul Enterprises has established over the past
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Premiere: Plebeian – Atrium
Fresh off a release on NYC’s Sweat Equity from which we premiered the thumping ‘Smoke Rings‘ a few weeks ago, Andrew Nerviano alias Plebeian strikes back on Cassava
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Burnt Friedman traverses emotional landscapes on Newtype Rhythms
Burnt Friedman is a composer who knows no bounds – he’s certainly not pigeon-holed to a genre, sound, or scene – Friedman is a chameleonic figure
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Premiere: Damon Eliza Palermo – Cathedral
A close collaborator of Daniel Martin-McCormick alias Ital – with whom he forms the core of the Art Rock band Mi Ami, Damon Eliza Palermo follows
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Tutto Questo Sentire present Exercises On Displacement at Rome’s Botanical Gardens
Following the success of Tutto Questo Sentire‘s artist project last year, we are delighted to announce the fourth edition of TQS taking place between the 28th of
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Premiere: Die Orangen – Metal Man
Off the beaten track straight onto cosmo-telluric avenues and otherworldly tribal realms, Die Orangen deftly steers clear of all tedious classification and prosaic schemes. Out-of-body travelling into the
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Belgium’s Meakusma Festival unveil line up for second edition in Eupen
After an incredible debut edition last year, Meakusma have unveiled the lineup to the sophomore iteration of the festival, which’ll see them take over various venues
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Species of Fishes envelop the expanse for Newtype Rhythms
On top of contributing a mix to our partner radio show Newtype Rhythms, we asked Species of Fishes to have a chat, talking about how the reissue of their 1996 album ‘Trip Trap’ came about, the story behind the beginnings of the project and where they see the landscape of electronic music today.
Burnt Friedman: Dead Saints Chronicles EP
To enter the intricate skeins of textured envelopes and tangled polyrhythmic drumwork of Burnt Friedman’s sound imaginarium is to abandon yourself to a one-off, mind-expanding experience. Eerie and majestic, this new EP from the German master on Marionette is yet another stunningly immersive piece to a kaleidoscopic puzzle of a catalogue.
Premiere: Ex-Terrestrial – Birds (Fusion Mix)
After inaugurating his new moniker on Vancouver’s 1080p last year with the highly-praised ‘Paraworld‘, Adam Feingold returns as Ex-Terrestrial with an eponymous second offering due out
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Patricia talks up ‘Several Shades Of The Same Color’
Behind the mysterious and womanly name of Patricia hides none other than New York-based producer and industrious analogue head Max Ravitz. To celebrate the release of his new album, Max opens up on the conscious and unconscious nature of his music, how modern rap is a breath of fresh air and his here-and-now approach to studio production amongst (many) other things.
Ploy talks up ‘Intrigued By The Drum’ EP on Timedance
Fusing strains of off-kilter tribal percussion and hints of classic Bristol bass through a sultry savanna of organic sounds, Ploy’s second offering for Timedance sets even higher standards. We sat down with Sam Smith to discuss his production methods, shifting monikers as well as his unconcealed love for bongos.
Download: Quiet Time share two tracks from upcoming Phil Struck and Solpara albums
Folded in a beautiful double package with artwork true to the classic Art Déco tradition, each cassette release from on-the-rise New York-based imprint Quiet Time comes
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OL: Height Difference
There’s a certain level of expectation when you’ve delivered probably the strongest release to date for Gost. Drafted in for a full album this time, OL has tweaked his approach slightly, smoothing out the cracks of his old sound. His new contribution represents something less immediately impulsive – and undoubtedly less dark.