“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”
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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
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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
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Scotch Rolex and Shackleton: Death by Tickling
“Percussion heavy and dubby, Sam Shackleton teams up with the imitable Shigeru Ishihara for his grooviest album in a decade” Over the past couple years it
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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
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Precipitation: Your Future
“Like the tape’s worn out cover image, ‘Your Future’ elicits fragmented memories both real and imagined, along with a sense of déjà vu for moments that
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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
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Topdown Dialectic: S/T 2013
“S/T 2013 offers an introduction to new listeners, as well as a reminder to fans of how Topdown Dialectic expertly get the most mileage from a
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Mogwaa: A Garden Inside
“Mogwaa’s top notch production instincts and sensibilities are on full display from start to finish” Five years since his inaugural release, South Korean producer Seungyoung Lee
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Marcel Dettmann: Fear Of Programming
“Dettmann seems unconcerned about creating a strictly cohesive project and proving his talent with his usual strain of techno” After nearly a decade, Marcel Dettmann makes
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SW.: okALGORYTHM
“Stefan Wust uses this album to invite you to step out of the algorithm and let his human-curated experience bring you deeper into his psychedelic blend
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Ben Kaczor: Petrovo Uho
“Petrovo Uho isn’t rigid, it is taut” ‘Petrovo Uho’ – the second album by Swiss talent Ben Kaczor – is all about tension. In particular, there
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Eversines: New Place
“Undulating waves of synths, acidic crests, twinkling arpeggios, an urging bassline – everything here works in harmony” Observing evolving trends over the course of the months
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Ludwig A.F.: Air
“The approachability of ‘Air’ begs you to form your own personal connection. You may not find yourself in the mountain range of Taunus as you do
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Lunchmeat Festival 2022
Impetus is one of the most important forces in dance music in the Eastern European music scene. Denied almost all of the media attention given to
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MPU101: MPU102
“While the intrigue around the artist continues, so does the quality of their output” We were big fans of last year’s release from MPU101 on Ilian
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