“Two perfect sides of luxurious and silky escapist music” Like I’m sure many others did, I had to do a bit of double take when I
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Vril: Alte Seele
“Despite featuring just one track from Vril, ‘Alte Seele’ is a career-defining moment for the producer, marking a left turn his mostly dub-infused sound” After a
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Inkasso: Zeichen im Schacht der verschleierten Tatsachen
“Inkasso’s latest project feels right at home on Osàre! Editions given the tone of the label’s back catalogue” As Inkasso, Jacob Stoy and Frans Æmbient have
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Marco Shuttle: Inner Euphoria
“This is an EP that isn’t going to be heard out for some time and Shuttle gives us something slightly more contemplative, home stereo affair” While
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Gacha Bakradze: Obscure Languages
“Obscure Languages is the rare achievement, when a follow-up is not just recycling ideas, but can introduce more ideas to the listener” Gacha Bakradze goes to
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A Colourful Storm: I Stumble And Then I Fall
“Given A Colourful Storm’s penchant for the obscure I think it’s fair to assume that none of the acts are household names” Reputation can be a
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Earth Trax: LP2
“In a time where you can’t go to a club and dance, where there aren’t festivals or events for now, Bartosz gives us an album you
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Virtual Dreams: Ambient Explorations In The House & Techno Age, 1993-1997
“Ambient Explorations is an impeccably well-thought-out curation of esoteric jewels that will either prompt seasoned campaigners to dust off obscure LPs or introduce neophytes to a
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Timedance: Sharpen, Moving
“Sharpen, Moving might feel small at first in this year’s large-by-the-numbers compilations, however it aims clearly on what it wants to achieve and executes it flawlessly”
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Charles Webster: Decision Time
“Decision Time is a big return for Charles Webster, his signature sound revisited with a contemporary nod” Post-millennium had been a low key period for Charles
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Life and Death: Anthems For No State
“Anthems For No State is strong from track to track” Compilations are notoriously tricky. When pulling together a number of disparate artists, consistency and context is
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GILA: Energy Demonstrations
“GILA makes the most of the opportunity to turn away from the club and focus on the gentler textures of electronic music” My first taste of
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Emra Grid: Five Cycles Through An Empty Chamber
“This isn’t a soundtrack for a snow blanketed glade or cosily lit grotto, it is more suited for the vista of an ice moon at the
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Jabu: Sweet Company
“Sweet Company is an album for the burning hurt that accompanies the fight for stability in a relationship” There’s something magical about a second album; whilst
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Bambounou: 033
“Two sides, two flavours, both fantastic.” ‘033‘ is pure gratification. Bambounou’s return to AD 93 is decidedly more direct than his first and more abstract outing
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The Phantasy: Ibiza Pt. I & II
“The Phantasy is absolutely the finest work in a decade of any of Traumprinz’s imprints” The “buy on sight” necessity that comes when the All Possible
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