Following two extended players on Livity Sound in 2017, plus a string of equally solid releases on Hidden Hawaii, Rupture, Appian Sound and Dnuos Ytivil, London-based producer Forest Drive West steps up to deliver his debut long player on Peverelist’s iconic Bristol-based record label.
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Dopplereffekt, Luke Vibert and Paradox join Aphex Twin at Funkhaus Berlin
For those of you that copped those pricey tickets to Aphex Twin’s DJ set at Funkhaus in Berlin on 1st November, you can give yourself a
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Arad
Following our music video premiere of Arad’s ‘Inti’ on Bedouin Records, we drafted the Irish producer in for a mix to find out the intricacies of his new audio visual project. We also discuss his residency on Dublin Digital Radio and producing a soundtrack for a horror movie.
Premiere: Nick Klein – The Worst Band In The World
It was only a matter of time until the parallel paths of NYC techno enfant terrible Nick Klein and Entro Senestre’s boundary-pushing imprint BANK Records drew closer
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Premiere: Farron – T-Junk (Hodge Remix)
After quality contributions from US trancey-tech maestro Physical Therapy and Valencian house merchant Pépe, French imprint Renascence are back at it with their third 12″ this
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[diy] bring ZULI, RKSS and Kenny White to The Yard for a night of experimental electronics
Next Thursday London’s latest experimental event series [diy] bring multi-instrumental producer ZULI to The Yard Theatre in Hackney Wick ahead of the release of his debut album ‘Terminal’ on Lee Gamble’s imprint alongside fellow UIQ producer RKSS and Low Company record store operator Kenny White.
Tutu crosses far and wide for Newtype Rhythms
This week’s edition of our sister mix series comes with a plentiful guest mix from Barcelona-based producer Tutu. An exemplary figure who finds herself most comfortable
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Garies
Garies mix oscillates between a post-Rephlex kind of vibe and off-kilter robot scripts on a balearic tip, as New Jackson’s signature woozy, sensuous electronics and Lumigraph’s further sturdy hybrid techno alloys weave a fascinating floor narrative.
Various Artists: Kulør 001
Composed of some of Copenhagen’s most promising techno producers including IBON, Schacke, Sugar, Repro, Rune Bagge and Funeral Future, ‘Kulør 001’ is the inaugural compilation from Courtesy’s new record label, Kulør – whose name literally translates to ‘Colour’.
Premiere: Brenecki – Effective Side Information
Hot on the heels of his top-notch latest offering for Natural Sciences, Brooklyn based mutant tech trader Boris Brenecki steps up on Singapore’s Midnight Shift with ‘Mnemonic‘, a blazing new
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Inverted Audio meets TOYS Berlin: Antepop, Ntalia, Asa 808, Sacha Lorenz
Inverted Audio team up with TOYS Berlin for a night of experimental electronics, curveball deep house and full-throttle techno with Antepop, Universe Of Tang co-founder Ntalia,
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Nautiluss navigates tough terrain for Newtype Rhythms
Toronto-based producer Nautiluss steps up to provide the next edition of Newtype Rhythms. A voice within the scene that has found releases on labels such as
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Premiere: RNXRX – Cybele
Hot on the heels of their couple first instalments, both coming from the hand of Thomas Feriero aka Maenad Veyl – label co-founder and groove trader
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Music Video: Arad – Inti
Best known as part of the production duo Lakker, earlier this year Dara Smith released a record on Bedouin Records under his new solo alias Arad. Ahead of his forthcoming mix, today we’re premiering this lysergic music video for ‘Inti’
London’s latest experimental music series [diy] launches this weekend at The Yard with Krikor
This Friday a brand new event series named [diy] launches in London at The Yard Theatre in Hackney Wick. Aimed at exploring the more experimental side of the electronic music spectrum, [diy] kick off their first ever event with L.I.E.S. producer Krikor, plus support from Danielle, Yesawi and [diy] residents.
Berlin Atonal 2018
Challenging sonics have always been the appeal of Berlin Atonal. This years edition proved to be an immersive five-day marathon showcasing the very best of avant-garde music, audio-visual arts and a whirlwind of creativity. Madara Fridenvalde shares her personal experience of the festival that featured world premieres, rare bookings and first-time collaborations.