fbpx
Search and Hit Enter

o.utlier: Alaya

“o.utlier opts to meld the two worlds, showcasing a record of epic intimacy that pairs floaty, somnambulant sounds with dub and IDM-laced techno burners” o.utlier’s work
Continue Reading

Hoodie x James K: 065 (Scorpio)

“A downtempo tour de force reminiscent of Bjork” Following collaborations with Yves Tumor, Beta Librae, Drew McDowall and Crimeboys, multi-dextrous New York-based artist James K teams
Continue Reading

Rezzett: Meant Like This

“Notoriously infectious disfigured blends of ruptured breakbeat hardcore and jungle experiments amidst celestially sleuth synths that induce an evocative mind-altering trip” Will Bankhead’s revered record label,
Continue Reading

FOANS: Selected Classics

“Despite leaning towards an introspective electronic sound, ‘Selected Classics’ doesn’t become a morose “grief record”; instead, that narrative allows for the music to showcase an emotional
Continue Reading

Perko: Prang / Sisu

“Prang / Sisu offers up an immersive sonic realm inhabited by skittering club rhythms and spectral ambient beamed in from the ether” Whether you love or
Continue Reading

PVAS: Somaesthesia

“Aggressive breaks, dreamy chords and the gentle strokes of a slow-burning bass. The rough and palpating sound ignites the flesh of the underground body” Following his
Continue Reading

Tim Hecker: No Highs

“Throw caution to the wind, and dive head-first into the horrors of reality, for Tim Hecker’s No Highs is not an album that encourages passive listening”
Continue Reading

Andrea: Due In Color

“Andrea paints textures of rhythmic solace embedded within glimpses of blooming fields that instil a newfound feeling of hope” In its submerging surreal ambience, Andrea‘s second
Continue Reading

Vril: Animist

“Vril hones in on a dub techno styling that fuses old school Echospace/ Basic Channel minimalism and progressive house to great effect” At its best, dub
Continue Reading

Nathan Fake: Crystal Vision

“Palpable energy splintering into an elemental glimmer – a testament to Nathan’s ability to continually push the boundaries of his sound to create something unique” As
Continue Reading

Kassem Mosse: Workshop 32

“Dive deep and Workshop 32 is a stripped-back boundary-pushing affair, paired with a melancholic twist” As the stonks flew over the Pudgy Penguins nest, and the
Continue Reading