Thug Entrancer’s “Death After Life” fits comfortably alongside Daniel Lopatin’s Software Recording Co. catalogue, a twitching, wonky version of electronic music that flitters between chaos and order.
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Elgato: Links / Sun
Like many artists from the inimitable Hessle Audio camp, Elgato is not a man who favours quantity over quality. Turning in a grand total of four
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Octavcat: In Memory of Old Gear
Whilst wandering around Rough Trade East last summer, I stumbled upon a room near the back of the store housing what appeared to be a monumental
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Bibio: The Green EP
Compiled as an addendum of sorts to his May 2013 album Silver Wilkinson, The Green EP sees Stephen Wilkinson AKA Bibio construct a wider context for the album’s second
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Shackleton: Freezing Opening Thawing
Media coverage of Sam Shackleton takes constant pains to establish the singularity of his sound: Shackleton’s sound is without parallel… Shackleton still treads no path but his own. The constant
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STL: At Disconnected Moments
“At Disconnected Moments makes for truly compelling listening, and will reward any and all patience its listeners afford it.” Like many highly regarded producers, Stephan Laubner, aka STL,
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Magic Mountain High: Tiny Breadcrumbs
Any act comprising of Move D and Juju & Jordash is going to score highly on the eccentric scale. The Magic Mountain High experience is one to behold, improvised live jams that
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Actress: Ghettoville
As a reviewer tasked with picking apart the numerous enigmatic strands of Actress’ fourth and potentially final record, it’s tempting to cross-examine it with that infuriatingly cryptic
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Mark du Mosch: Bay 25 / Living Up
Dekmantel start off 2014 in gratifying style with a trio of excellent tracks. Countryman Mark du Mosch makes his first appearance on the Dutch label Dekmantel alongside a remix
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Pop Ambient 2014
Let’s be honest: 2013 was peppered with grotesque cover art. One might hope, therefore, that this year’s music would be served in more forgiving sleeves. Alas.
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Juxta Position: Juxta Position Vol 1
The Christmas period offers a chance for reflection. The briefest of pauses that allows focus on the whole, which the moment proves too focussed to reveal.
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Axel Boman: Family Vacation
Axel Boman isn’t a fan of the standard house kick. If it wasn’t obvious from listening to his past material – the flare to the masses
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Anthony Naples: P O T
A. P O T, Side A
B. P O T, Side B
Joe: Punters Step Out / Club Scared
He may not be the most prolific producer, but few survivors of the UK’s dubstep scene can rival the unerring hit-rate of Joe. Inventive and perplexing,
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Various Artists: Big Doint
A1. Francis Inferno Orchestra – Take No Time
B1. Big Doint – Big Doint
B2. Mic Mills – Wonderland (Edit)
Nina Kraviz: Mr Jones
Nina Kraviz was always destined for the spotlight. From the moment Radio Slave used his Fabric #48 mix to unveil her pulsating track ‘Pain In the
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