“Straus’ knack for skittering fungified concrete, croaks of ring modulation and the unwieldy resonances of dropped equipment skirt Fukuzumi’s redacted downtuned plinths, in a semi-lucid diorama
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Ura releases ‘Baby With A Halo’ LP on Motion Ward
Today, Motion Ward release their first long player of the year, courtesy of Montreal-based artist Ura. With previous releases on Canadian imprints NAFF and Collect-Call, Montreal-based
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The Humble Bee lines up ‘Light Trespassing’ on Motion Ward
Following the release of Ulla’s ‘Limitless Frame‘ LP, Motion Ward close out the year with one last transmission from multi-talented UK artist Craig Tattersall aka The
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IA MIX 343 Perila
As the founder of radio.syg.ma and curator of the intensely satisfying WET (weird erotic tension) podcast series, Perila has really found her voice in recent years.
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Premiere: ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ – Swoeks
Motion Ward are back with ‘High School Blues’ from Russian based 17 y.o. prodigy, ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ aka Nikolay Kozlov. The label has been busy recently and in
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Best Extended Players of 2019
Following the release of the Best Albums of 2019, we now turn our attention to the trusty format of the EP, drilling down what we consider to be the Best Extended Players of 2019.
OL: Dismeteo
Russian producer Ol steps up on LA-based imprint Motion Ward with seven deeply absorbing tracks that ride the line between ambient and dub techno, creating a coherent microverse of leftfield electronics.
Ultrafog: How Those Fires Burned That Are No Longer
Landing via Motion Ward by early September, the debut long-player from Japanese producer Ultrafog shines with both a multitextural and multitextual density, blurring the line between the transience of the present moment and the everlastingness of memory.
Premiere: Social Service – Late Feeling
Today, we’re glad to bring you the exclusive premiere of ‘Late Feeling’, a Janus-faced groover bridging the gap between a fumy downtempo drift and a mazy, club-friendly backbone. One for the lo-fi pathfinders and askew techno lovers.