Category Archives: Electronic
Toaster ~ Buy Both and Feel Deceived
Re-issue! Re-package! Re-package! Re-evaluate the songs… Slip them into different sleeves, buy both and feel deceived? It’s not everyday an electronic artist names a record after a quote from a Smiths song, but it’s a pretty good way to put
Toaster ~ Buy Both and Feel Deceived
Re-issue! Re-package! Re-package! Re-evaluate the songs… Slip them into different sleeves, buy both and feel deceived? It’s not everyday an electronic artist names a record after a quote from a Smiths song, but it’s a pretty good way to put
Laurel Halo ~ Quarantine
‘Words are just words that you soon forget,’ sings Laurel Halo on the closing track of her debut full-length, which seems to undermine all that has gone before. For there are quite a lot of words on this record –
Laurel Halo ~ Quarantine
‘Words are just words that you soon forget,’ sings Laurel Halo on the closing track of her debut full-length, which seems to undermine all that has gone before. For there are quite a lot of words on this record –
Dean Blunt & Inga Copeland ~ Black Is Beautiful
The duo previously known as Hype Williams are now using their ‘real’ names (it’s highly likely these too are pseudonyms, mind), presumably after a polite note from a lawyer representing the video director. But that’s the only thing that has
Dean Blunt & Inga Copeland ~ Black Is Beautiful
The duo previously known as Hype Williams are now using their ‘real’ names (it’s highly likely these too are pseudonyms, mind), presumably after a polite note from a lawyer representing the video director. But that’s the only thing that has
Simon Haiduk ~ Pulse
Pulse is intended to look like it sounds and sound like it looks. The album cover features soft lines at the bottom, clear lines at the top, off-center curves, a logo like a rising sun and a series of shadowed trees.
Simon Haiduk ~ Pulse
Pulse is intended to look like it sounds and sound like it looks. The album cover features soft lines at the bottom, clear lines at the top, off-center curves, a logo like a rising sun and a series of shadowed trees.
Porya Hatami ~ Unstable
An underground scene seems to be thriving in Iran, despite the lack of international coverage. Porya Hatami‘s latest effort is an electronic beauty that sounds quiet and comforting when one is tired and active and energizing when one is awake.
Porya Hatami ~ Unstable
An underground scene seems to be thriving in Iran, despite the lack of international coverage. Porya Hatami‘s latest effort is an electronic beauty that sounds quiet and comforting when one is tired and active and energizing when one is awake.
Krzysztof Orluk & Bai Tian ~ Structure Of
Structure Of, also known as ChoP 5, is the latest in a series of international ventures between China and Poland. Curators and artists Grzegorz Bojanek and Zen Lu created the first collaboration in 2006. Since then the project has grown to
Krzysztof Orluk & Bai Tian ~ Structure Of
Structure Of, also known as ChoP 5, is the latest in a series of international ventures between China and Poland. Curators and artists Grzegorz Bojanek and Zen Lu created the first collaboration in 2006. Since then the project has grown to
drill + mallo ~ simple turns EP
“drill eats nails and batteries. mallo, strings.” This is a fine introduction to an India-based duo whose simple turns EP simmers and smokes like an overheating machine. While it never quite erupts into whining gears and flying shards, the EP offers restrained
drill + mallo ~ simple turns EP
“drill eats nails and batteries. mallo, strings.” This is a fine introduction to an India-based duo whose simple turns EP simmers and smokes like an overheating machine. While it never quite erupts into whining gears and flying shards, the EP offers restrained
Julia Holter ~ Ekstasis
In my review of Julianna Barwick’s A Magic Place for the now sadly gone The Silent Ballet (a moment of silence, please), I concluded with a rather misinformed opinion on female vocalists and how there are very few of them
Julia Holter ~ Ekstasis
In my review of Julianna Barwick’s A Magic Place for the now sadly gone The Silent Ballet (a moment of silence, please), I concluded with a rather misinformed opinion on female vocalists and how there are very few of them
a closer listen 