Category Archives: Electronic
JakoJako ~ Tết 41
Tết 41 is just about as fun as an album can be. A celebration of the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, the album is bookended by field recordings, while it has an electronic center: a sonic imitation of a New Year’s
JakoJako ~ Tết 41
Tết 41 is just about as fun as an album can be. A celebration of the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, the album is bookended by field recordings, while it has an electronic center: a sonic imitation of a New Year’s
Monotonne ~ Gl1tch
The sub-genre of glitch turns expectations on its head; instead of tolerating sonic glitches, artists use them as starting points, in essence making what is imperfect perfect. As one can glean from the title, the Gl1tch EP celebrates the art of
Monotonne ~ Gl1tch
The sub-genre of glitch turns expectations on its head; instead of tolerating sonic glitches, artists use them as starting points, in essence making what is imperfect perfect. As one can glean from the title, the Gl1tch EP celebrates the art of
Kerrie J Robinson ~ Submerged
At what point does sound become music? This question is the starting point for Submerged, an EP that contains no instruments and fools the ear. The illusion is so convincing that we felt compelled to double-check with the artist just
Kerrie J Robinson ~ Submerged
At what point does sound become music? This question is the starting point for Submerged, an EP that contains no instruments and fools the ear. The illusion is so convincing that we felt compelled to double-check with the artist just
Ben Chatwin ~ The Beginning / KLASIS
Ben Chatwin has taken a new approach in 2025, releasing a double-A side single followed by an EP, each boasting visuals from Morgan Beringer. These audio-visual works are meant to be experienced in tandem, as each enhances the other. The cover
Ben Chatwin ~ The Beginning / KLASIS
Ben Chatwin has taken a new approach in 2025, releasing a double-A side single followed by an EP, each boasting visuals from Morgan Beringer. These audio-visual works are meant to be experienced in tandem, as each enhances the other. The cover
Only Now ~ Timeslave III
Only Now aka Kush Arora may be billed as an Indo-Californian producer, but that doesn’t tell the artist’s full story. The primary draw is the modernization of traditional sounds, especially Hindustani percussion; but Timeslave III‘s guest stars help make the release
Only Now ~ Timeslave III
Only Now aka Kush Arora may be billed as an Indo-Californian producer, but that doesn’t tell the artist’s full story. The primary draw is the modernization of traditional sounds, especially Hindustani percussion; but Timeslave III‘s guest stars help make the release
Various Artists ~ Tension/Release 2
This month marks the five-year anniversary of Portland, OR’s Errorgrid Records, and to celebrate the occasion, they have teamed up with Heterodox Records to produce Tension/Release 2, a sequel to 2021’s Gridworks 1: Tension/Release. Some of the artists are the same
Various Artists ~ Tension/Release 2
This month marks the five-year anniversary of Portland, OR’s Errorgrid Records, and to celebrate the occasion, they have teamed up with Heterodox Records to produce Tension/Release 2, a sequel to 2021’s Gridworks 1: Tension/Release. Some of the artists are the same
lullahush ~ Ithaca
Traditional Irish folk music has withstood the test of time. Its origins predate written records, and many of the basics of the genre’s form have remained since before the 17th century. Some aspects have changed to accommodate evolving audiences and
lullahush ~ Ithaca
Traditional Irish folk music has withstood the test of time. Its origins predate written records, and many of the basics of the genre’s form have remained since before the 17th century. Some aspects have changed to accommodate evolving audiences and
Sinemis ~ Farewell
Turkish Injazero label head Sine Buyuka steps out as Sinemis to deliver a devastating diatribe against the government of her home country. Farewell is also heartbreaking, pulsating with love and loss, the artist now in London, looking back on a once-thriving democracy and
Sinemis ~ Farewell
Turkish Injazero label head Sine Buyuka steps out as Sinemis to deliver a devastating diatribe against the government of her home country. Farewell is also heartbreaking, pulsating with love and loss, the artist now in London, looking back on a once-thriving democracy and
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