“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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Lunchmeat Festival 2020 (Part 2)
In Part 1 of this review we outlined the initial three days of Prague’s Lunchmeat Festival, detailing the first round of events and the conditions that
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Autechre: SIGN
“SIGN is a dramatic discovery of all things light.” It was with a degree of trepidation that I fired up ‘SIGN‘ – the latest album from
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DJ Metatron: Loops Of Infinity (A Rave Loveletter)
“What makes DJ Metatron a success is the way the elusive All Possible Worlds entity always plays everything straight.” “This is not a perfect party” rings
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XDB: Inspiron
“Inspiron marks XDB’s first solo release in five years, and is built of the bread-and-butter floor-ready magic that he’s made his name on” In some ways,
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Bakongo: 3 x 2 E.P.
“Bakongo’s sound takes a darker turn with some hidden surprises to keep things fresh” Over the past 12 months, Livity Sound have welcomed many new faces
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Zenker Brothers: Cosmic Transmission
“This is music for the heads, a fantastic continuation of Ilian Tape’s recent albums and a creative peak in the Zenker Brothers’ discography” For a while
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Lord Of The Isles: Glisk Science EP
“Neil McDonald draws more out of a single EP than most manage from a long player, and ‘Glisk Science’ doesn’t buck this trend one bit” Lord
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Cosmic JD: Gizmo Slush EP
“Transmissions from the insides of a decaying AOL server a universe or two away” At their core, these are songs songs built around not much more
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Lunchmeat Festival 2020 (Part 1)
The magnitude of information needed to communicate the excellence of this event — not to mention the surrounding socio-political stigma — requires great detail. This review
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Charles Webster feat. Ingrid Chavez: The Spell
“It sounds quite unlike Burial – sitting somewhere between the dreamy melodies in Ricardo Villalobos ‘Minimoonstar’ and the frosty jangle of any number of Pantha Du
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Khotin: Finds You Well
“With an album this beautiful, I think it is safe to say that Khotin finds all of us just a little bit better” What does “finds
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Grand River: Blink A Few Times To Clear Your Eyes
“Many albums have been described as “balanced”, and this one thoroughly earns the description” Editions Mego are on a winning streak. Fresh after releasing an ambient
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Nico Lahs: Blow Your Mind
“The synth work here is Nico Lahs at his best with a day break melody blotting out any lingering darkness from the morning sky” Italian producer
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Frey: Shadow
“Raw breakbeat chops and growling basslines are a constant on Frey’s Shadow” Over the past five years, Cragie Knowes have released many different shades of dance
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