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Burial: Antidawn EP

“Antidawn is hibernation incarnate, perfect to climb inside of and mentally pause until your alarm no longer rings on a pitch black morning” As I write,
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PST: Workshop 31

“As you would expect from Workshop, this is no rote journey through meandering deep house, there is an instinctual will guiding the tracks on their journey”
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Priori: Your Own Power

“The balance of ‘Your Own Power’ is finely executed. Nothing here is a straight forward dancefloor cut, but the energy and emotion has not been dissipated
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Lunchmeat Festival 2021

Last years edition of Lunchmeat Festival was marked by a euphoric spirit, overshadowed somewhat by the impending virus, but overall a jubilant celebration of electronic music
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Grouper: Shade

“Liz Harris once again proves to be an artist who is capable of encapsulating the subtle gradients and gentle movements of the soul, which usually get
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Lyra Pramuk: Delta

“As Pramuk selects relative newcomers alongside more established artists, the album quality withstanding leads to a greatly varied and exploratory LP” Of all artists to do
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Elevate Festival 2021

Lady Luck is a fickle creature, as Graz’s Elevate Festival are all-too aware — the 2020 edition of Elevate, which typically takes place in March, skimmed
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MPU101: ITX022

“As with the nature of the imprint, there is little detail to accompany the release, aside from the obvious references to some choice Roland hardware –
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Willow: Workshop 30

“There is a beautiful harmony between Mancunian artist Willow and German imprint Workshop, a case of when the artist finds the right home for their work”
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Ben Bondy: Glans Intercum

“Glans Intercum feels like an exploration of writing music for filtering out the loudest parts of modern society” It’s a challenge to write about ‘Glans Intercum‘,
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Dream_E: Crushed EP

“There’s a real sense of life affirmation going on here. Carpe diem techno, if you will” In October 2020, Scottish producer Zander Hay’s life took a
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