Category Archives: Electronic
Dominic Voz ~ Right to the City
Dominic Voz loves his current city of Chicago, just as he loves his former city of Portland. But loving one’s city sometimes means speaking the truth. Right to the City falls into an honored tradition of musical truth-telling, exemplified by Stevie Wonder’s
Dominic Voz ~ Right to the City
Dominic Voz loves his current city of Chicago, just as he loves his former city of Portland. But loving one’s city sometimes means speaking the truth. Right to the City falls into an honored tradition of musical truth-telling, exemplified by Stevie Wonder’s
Boy Is Fiction ~ Deeper Than Static
As the seasons change, there is comfort to be found in the ritual of cycles: green to red, light to dark, warm to cool. Boy Is Fiction slides easily into the comfort of shoegaze, breakbeat, glitch. For many, these genres
Boy Is Fiction ~ Deeper Than Static
As the seasons change, there is comfort to be found in the ritual of cycles: green to red, light to dark, warm to cool. Boy Is Fiction slides easily into the comfort of shoegaze, breakbeat, glitch. For many, these genres
Fall Music Preview ~ Electronic
This fall the electronic music scene is hot enough to fry circuits and burst sub-woofers. We suspect this may happen in clubs as they dust off long-shelved equipment. But the same may be true of vehicles; as the popular sample
Fall Music Preview ~ Electronic
This fall the electronic music scene is hot enough to fry circuits and burst sub-woofers. We suspect this may happen in clubs as they dust off long-shelved equipment. But the same may be true of vehicles; as the popular sample
Concretism ~ The Thetford Beast
North America has Bigfoot (or Sasquatch); Asia has the Yeti (or the Abominable Snowman); Norfolk has the Thetford Beast. Like its possible relatives, this seldom-spotted creature is about seven feet tall and hairy, resembling (depending on whom one might ask)
Concretism ~ The Thetford Beast
North America has Bigfoot (or Sasquatch); Asia has the Yeti (or the Abominable Snowman); Norfolk has the Thetford Beast. Like its possible relatives, this seldom-spotted creature is about seven feet tall and hairy, resembling (depending on whom one might ask)
Gaspar Claus ~ 2359
Oh wow, what a great video. “2359” is the title cut of Gaspar Claus‘ new EP, reappearing after its debut on the Tancade album. In a game of “Which of these is not like the other?”, this cut would win. Showcasing the percussive,
Gaspar Claus ~ 2359
Oh wow, what a great video. “2359” is the title cut of Gaspar Claus‘ new EP, reappearing after its debut on the Tancade album. In a game of “Which of these is not like the other?”, this cut would win. Showcasing the percussive,
Rachika Nayar ~ Heaven Come Crashing
“I both love and feel so wary of melodrama,” writes Rachika Nayar, addressing her admittedly cinematic sophomore album. When done right, sonic melodrama is captivating, enthralling, riveting. When done wrong, it becomes maudlin, overreaching, dull. Heaven Come Crashing is melodrama done right.
Rachika Nayar ~ Heaven Come Crashing
“I both love and feel so wary of melodrama,” writes Rachika Nayar, addressing her admittedly cinematic sophomore album. When done right, sonic melodrama is captivating, enthralling, riveting. When done wrong, it becomes maudlin, overreaching, dull. Heaven Come Crashing is melodrama done right.
Dylan Peirce ~ Pindrops
With Pindrops, we welcome Digital in Berlin to the fold! This is the label’s first release, out concurrently with LOUFR‘s isolated point, but only one can bear the coveted number 001, cementing bragging rights for life. Dylan Peirce‘s album is a powerhouse, a
Dylan Peirce ~ Pindrops
With Pindrops, we welcome Digital in Berlin to the fold! This is the label’s first release, out concurrently with LOUFR‘s isolated point, but only one can bear the coveted number 001, cementing bragging rights for life. Dylan Peirce‘s album is a powerhouse, a
Rutger Zuydervelt ~ Hinkelstap
Rutger Zuydervelt is no stranger to the CD3″, having released many in his early days as Machinefabriek. With Hinkelstap, he revisits the format, offering a club-friendly confection: six pieces retooled from scores to TV, dance projects and a podcast. The cat looks
Rutger Zuydervelt ~ Hinkelstap
Rutger Zuydervelt is no stranger to the CD3″, having released many in his early days as Machinefabriek. With Hinkelstap, he revisits the format, offering a club-friendly confection: six pieces retooled from scores to TV, dance projects and a podcast. The cat looks
a closer listen 