Category Archives: Electronic
Give Me Monaco ~ From the Coral to the Grey
From the Coral to the Grey jumps in with both feet, wasting not a second. The set starts with bright pads and handpan tones, augmented with subdued chorals and a sense of forward movement. Solo artist Leigh Redding (Give Me
Give Me Monaco ~ From the Coral to the Grey
From the Coral to the Grey jumps in with both feet, wasting not a second. The set starts with bright pads and handpan tones, augmented with subdued chorals and a sense of forward movement. Solo artist Leigh Redding (Give Me
Fall Music Preview ~ Electronic
Our final fall preview is also our largest. It’s clear that we haven’t lost our desire to dance; if anything, the desire has increased during lockdown. With over 100 releases to choose from in this post alone, it’s safe to
Fall Music Preview ~ Electronic
Our final fall preview is also our largest. It’s clear that we haven’t lost our desire to dance; if anything, the desire has increased during lockdown. With over 100 releases to choose from in this post alone, it’s safe to
Automatisme ~ Terrain Reduction
The humble bonus track has long been part of the record companies’ artillery when it comes to attracting the poor suckers who still buy their music. Whether it was popping an extra B-side into a double 7” single package, or
Automatisme ~ Terrain Reduction
The humble bonus track has long been part of the record companies’ artillery when it comes to attracting the poor suckers who still buy their music. Whether it was popping an extra B-side into a double 7” single package, or
Maarja Nuut & Ruum ~ World Inverted
World Inverted is a perfect title for our times, and September 11 is the perfect release date, even if unintentional. The events of that day sent waves around the world, and heightened interest in the unifying timbres of modern world music,
Maarja Nuut & Ruum ~ World Inverted
World Inverted is a perfect title for our times, and September 11 is the perfect release date, even if unintentional. The events of that day sent waves around the world, and heightened interest in the unifying timbres of modern world music,
Polynation ~ Wildeburg / Coral
If there are no festivals, why not record a tribute to a festival? That’s what Polynation was thinking when they penned Side A’s “Wildeburg,” a shout of thanks to the “crew, founders, and everyone else involved” in last year’s Dutch event.
Polynation ~ Wildeburg / Coral
If there are no festivals, why not record a tribute to a festival? That’s what Polynation was thinking when they penned Side A’s “Wildeburg,” a shout of thanks to the “crew, founders, and everyone else involved” in last year’s Dutch event.
Sebastián Maria ~ ÁeÁe
Sebastián Maria writes, “ÁeÁe is an album for the dance floor in a time when dance floors don’t exist.” It’s a strange conundrum. As we wait for clubs to re-open, we’re storing up a wild array of spectacular music, which means
Sebastián Maria ~ ÁeÁe
Sebastián Maria writes, “ÁeÁe is an album for the dance floor in a time when dance floors don’t exist.” It’s a strange conundrum. As we wait for clubs to re-open, we’re storing up a wild array of spectacular music, which means
Grapefruit ~ Light Fronds
Who could resist a psychedelic synth album about grapefruit? Certainly not us, during these steamy summer months in which a grapefruit can help prevent scurvy and a grapefruit-infused beer can stave off thirst. The Lite-Brite tone of this tape drew
Grapefruit ~ Light Fronds
Who could resist a psychedelic synth album about grapefruit? Certainly not us, during these steamy summer months in which a grapefruit can help prevent scurvy and a grapefruit-infused beer can stave off thirst. The Lite-Brite tone of this tape drew
Simon de Beer ~ Caffeine Eulogy
Caffeine Eulogy is proof positive that a catchy cover and an appealing sound will draw our attention even when the release is short. As a coffee drinker, I was instantly drawn to Simon de Beer‘s EP, and as de Beer was
Simon de Beer ~ Caffeine Eulogy
Caffeine Eulogy is proof positive that a catchy cover and an appealing sound will draw our attention even when the release is short. As a coffee drinker, I was instantly drawn to Simon de Beer‘s EP, and as de Beer was