Category Archives: Electronic
Johno Wells ~ Gotham Child / Francis Theberge ~ The Burial Of William B.
Some folks correlate colours with numbers. Others can taste certain words. In the world of music, a few artists comparably create their work in a kind of chromesthesia. Their music is not only a sequence of sounds, but an attempt
Johno Wells ~ Gotham Child / Francis Theberge ~ The Burial Of William B.
Some folks correlate colours with numbers. Others can taste certain words. In the world of music, a few artists comparably create their work in a kind of chromesthesia. Their music is not only a sequence of sounds, but an attempt
Origamibiro ~ Miscellany
Origamibiro was first the solo project of Tom Hill, then a duo, then an audio-visual trio, and now it has become a solo project once again, with continued contributions from Andy Tytherleig. But one thing that hasn’t changed is that
Origamibiro ~ Miscellany
Origamibiro was first the solo project of Tom Hill, then a duo, then an audio-visual trio, and now it has become a solo project once again, with continued contributions from Andy Tytherleig. But one thing that hasn’t changed is that
Oh No Noh ~ where one begins and the other stops
Markus Rom is a one-man band who sounds like an ensemble. He’s (literally) pulled out all the stops for his debut album, already releasing three videos and a special edition lo-fi music device with audio stem and recording capability. There
Oh No Noh ~ where one begins and the other stops
Markus Rom is a one-man band who sounds like an ensemble. He’s (literally) pulled out all the stops for his debut album, already releasing three videos and a special edition lo-fi music device with audio stem and recording capability. There
Spring Music Preview 2021 ~ Electronic
The wide electronic field stretches from sparkling ambience to pounding techno. This spring we’ll hear examples of both, plus everything in-between. We’re jealous of New Zealand, where everyone is back in the clubs, but we know our time is coming;
Spring Music Preview 2021 ~ Electronic
The wide electronic field stretches from sparkling ambience to pounding techno. This spring we’ll hear examples of both, plus everything in-between. We’re jealous of New Zealand, where everyone is back in the clubs, but we know our time is coming;
Sébastien Guérive ~ Omega Point
If you’re going to make your own sci-fi soundtrack, it’s always best to have visuals: to “put your money where your mouth is,” so to speak. Sébastien Guérive does this by enlisting the aid of Thomas Blanchard, whom our readers may recognize
Sébastien Guérive ~ Omega Point
If you’re going to make your own sci-fi soundtrack, it’s always best to have visuals: to “put your money where your mouth is,” so to speak. Sébastien Guérive does this by enlisting the aid of Thomas Blanchard, whom our readers may recognize
Jilk ~ Welcome Lies
In 2021, subscription services continue to grow. Most familiar are the TV offerings: Netflix, Disney, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Apple+, HBO Max. But there are also some valuable audio services. We’ve already told you about subscription series from Lost Tribe Sound
Jilk ~ Welcome Lies
In 2021, subscription services continue to grow. Most familiar are the TV offerings: Netflix, Disney, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Apple+, HBO Max. But there are also some valuable audio services. We’ve already told you about subscription series from Lost Tribe Sound
Errorgrid ~ Gridworks 1: Tension/Release
L.A.’s Errorgrid label has been on a tear this year, already releasing two albums, a remix EP and now a label compilation. The instrumental side of industrial / IDM has been underserved in recent years, shoved aside by its more obvious cousin
Errorgrid ~ Gridworks 1: Tension/Release
L.A.’s Errorgrid label has been on a tear this year, already releasing two albums, a remix EP and now a label compilation. The instrumental side of industrial / IDM has been underserved in recent years, shoved aside by its more obvious cousin
The Tin Box ~ Play
Last spring, we reviewed Places, a charming EP from Brooklyn’s The Tin Box, which was a highlight from Hibernate’s 26-release benefit for the homeless. The artist followed this with Places II in the fall, rounding the project to album length. This year, The Tin
The Tin Box ~ Play
Last spring, we reviewed Places, a charming EP from Brooklyn’s The Tin Box, which was a highlight from Hibernate’s 26-release benefit for the homeless. The artist followed this with Places II in the fall, rounding the project to album length. This year, The Tin
