Black Point seemingly arrived out of nowhere in 2015 with an EP of broken and wonky club tracks on Lowtec’s low-key imprint, Out To Lunch. Two
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Luke Vibert: Modern Rave
“Vibert isn’t content with regurgitating formulas and paradigms: his productions contain an abundance of originality and detail” Over the last three decades, Luke Vibert has been
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Home Of Sound Online Music Production Masterclass with Ireen Amnes & Rick Vayo
On Wednesday 1 July, Home of Sound host their next online music production masterclass and interactive Q&A with Ireen Amnes & Rick Vayo (Tapefeed), sharing insight
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Patricia: Maxyboy
“Maxyboy is an emotionally cohesive project, much of which has a melancholy tinge” An early exponent of the dust-coated house that rose to prominence a few
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Sugar
In recent years, Copenhagen has enjoyed international acclaim for the high speed, trance-infused techno that has been bolting out of the Danish underground. Following his debut
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Still In My Arms: Compiled by Bayu and Moopie
Bayu and Moopie’s glistening new survey of early-00s electronica focuses on a more introspective and emotionally fraught side of the IDM scene.
Nathan Fake: Blizzards
Nathan Fake’s latest album ‘Blizzards’ sees a return to a more familiar template, away from the dense textures of ‘Providence’ towards the nervous energy of ‘Steam Days’.
Earth Trax: LP1
Earth Trax debut album ‘LP1’ on Shall Not Fade is a sizeable effort, often hypnotising, sometimes stellar, but mostly thought-inducing.
Nathan Fake lines up ‘Blizzards’ LP on Cambria Instruments
Nathan Fake will release his fifth long player ‘Blizzards‘ in April, through his and Wesley Matsell’s imprint Cambria Instruments. The album is said to collate 11
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His Master’s Voice
Ahead of our sixth and final residency at Zur Klappe on Saturday 8 February, we lift the veil on our headliner His Master’s Voice, inviting the
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Perko next up on Numbers with ‘The City Rings’
Following the release of ‘NV Auto‘ in 2016, Perko makes his return to Glaswegian imprint Numbers in February with ‘The City Rings‘ – an eight track
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Best Albums of 2019
Over the past 12 months we have overindulged in a vast array of consistently on-point long players from artists both new and old. As with tradition we have compiled what we believe to be the best albums of 2019.
Gacha Bakradze: Extensions
Gacha Bakradze latest extended player ‘Extensions’ pushes breakbeat to the forefront of a techno and IDM-flavoured sound.
Scott Young
Responsible for two quality slabs of wax, one released in 2015 via Samo DJ’s imprint Born Free Records and the other in 2016 on Discos Capablanca,
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Quirke: Steal A Golden Hail
Followers of Quirke will be relieved to find that the producer’s first full-length album marks his arrival at precisely the sound that he has been consistently mining for the last five years. And given the quality of his previous output, it should come as no surprise that this vein is both rich and deep.
Stenny: Upsurge
Stenny’s debut full-length ‘Upsurge’ has the pedigree to stand proudly amongst the past years’ most accomplished long-players.