“Sasha keeps it earnest: the music pivots from moments of pure trance synths into straight up string sections, seasoning with percussion only when necessary. These very
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Blake Lee: No Sound In Space
“Blake Lee crafts more than just an album – it’s a cerebral theatre of sound, where tangible memories collide with uncharted visions, blurring the boundaries of
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Michael Diamond: Placid Wakefulness EP
“Diamond’s masterful blend of acoustic sources solidifies his self-described “jazzed electronic sounds,” where the warmth of live instrumentation meets the limitless possibilities of electronic production.” Michael
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Jabu: A Soft and Gatherable Star
“A Soft and Gatherable Star touches on themes close to the heart—loneliness and longing, love and quiet drama. Its beauty is immense, especially in the shared
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Various Artists: Alley Of The Sun
“As they round out their second decade, Not Not Fun’s sound is still fiercely independent but has gradually morphed into an outlet of offbeat ambient and
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øjeRum: Ikke En Sjæl
“Ikke En Sjæl” breathes life into phantasmic landscapes of the mind. Pensive melody narratives slither between feelings of comfort and grief.” ‘Not a Soul‘ translates to
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mu tate: wanting less
“mu tate continues to produce glittering synths, blissful pads and head-muffling sub-bass, all cut through with elegantly applied field recordings” Following up the release of ‘they’re
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Von Schommer: dc15
“Worming its way from dark, grainy ambient to thumping, slo-mo dub techno, the album is a flawless exercise in crafting music that assimilates the conditions in
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GAS: GAS
“Like those formative moments of psychedelic experimentation, the music of GAS can feel revelatory and other worldly. It’s less of a voyage into space than a
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Houghton Festival 2024
Returning for its fifth iteration, Houghton remains a festival coveted for its meticulously curated lineup, high-quality sound and serene lake-side setting. In the wake of one
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Box5ive: Grey Space
“Grey Space presents strands of bass music interspersed with lush, atmospheric ambient. The album is an exceptional exploration and mixture of divergent electronic sounds that leaves
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Nthng: I’d Love To Fly
“Accessible and warm yet enigmatic and technical, ‘I’d Love To Fly’ uses the abstraction of IDM and the definitive rumination of ambient to shape an entrancing
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Lina Filipovich: Music For An Imaginary Dancefloor
“Unpredictable rhythms of teasing techno are co-written with analog synthesisers, sporadically rendering psychological thrill and turmoil” Charcoal skies descend silk tapestries of glazing textures, and the
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Actress: Statik
“Statik appears tacitly through the illuminated fog and beckons us into the refractive cornices of Cunningham’s inextricably visual architectures.” Just within a year of ‘LXXXVIII’ for
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Ulla & Ultrafog: It Means A Lot
“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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Monty Luke: Nightdubbing
“Nightdubbing is a multi-layered voyage through vivid experiences Monty Luke has lived and breathed” Radiance and shade are sensitively balanced on ‘Nightdubbing’, a refreshing album by
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