Category Archives: Electronic
ACL 2013: Top Ten Electronic
A quick glance around the few remaining outposts of the printed UK music press suggests that guitar bands are still very much ruling the roost, although it’s pretty obvious to anyone outside of a small coterie of indie-obsessed music hacks
ACL 2013: Top Ten Electronic
A quick glance around the few remaining outposts of the printed UK music press suggests that guitar bands are still very much ruling the roost, although it’s pretty obvious to anyone outside of a small coterie of indie-obsessed music hacks
Gisèle Ricard ~ Électroacoustique (1980-1987)
The history of experimental music in Quebec is quite interesting. In part because it is the homeland of French speakers in North America, la belle province has maintained closer aesthetic ties to the Old World. It’s not surprising that the
Gisèle Ricard ~ Électroacoustique (1980-1987)
The history of experimental music in Quebec is quite interesting. In part because it is the homeland of French speakers in North America, la belle province has maintained closer aesthetic ties to the Old World. It’s not surprising that the
Redfish ~ Redfish
Universal in its invitation and initiated by the young and the old, Redfish is truly international in its expression. It’s easy to accept this invitation, especially when you hear that sexy French accent (come on, who could resist?). The kind introduction lights
Redfish ~ Redfish
Universal in its invitation and initiated by the young and the old, Redfish is truly international in its expression. It’s easy to accept this invitation, especially when you hear that sexy French accent (come on, who could resist?). The kind introduction lights
Alexeï Kawolski ~ (Re)construction (1,2,3)
On (Re)Construction (1, 2, 3) Montreal- based Alexeï Kawolski brings a crushingly glitch and industrial laden style of heavy to your ear goggles. But be forewarned, as Kawolski is boldly prescribing the largest non-lethal dose allowable with a 3 CD set
Alexeï Kawolski ~ (Re)construction (1,2,3)
On (Re)Construction (1, 2, 3) Montreal- based Alexeï Kawolski brings a crushingly glitch and industrial laden style of heavy to your ear goggles. But be forewarned, as Kawolski is boldly prescribing the largest non-lethal dose allowable with a 3 CD set
Nuclear Whale ~ The Looming Machine
Jonathan Ridley’s “secular apocalypse” comes to life on the cover, bursting with color and menace, so beautiful that one can’t look away. Two witnesses, perhaps from the Book of Revelation, stare placidly at the swirl of disjointed appendages. It’s too
Nuclear Whale ~ The Looming Machine
Jonathan Ridley’s “secular apocalypse” comes to life on the cover, bursting with color and menace, so beautiful that one can’t look away. Two witnesses, perhaps from the Book of Revelation, stare placidly at the swirl of disjointed appendages. It’s too
Nonima & Dissolved ~ Macro Flinching
The follow-up to Foil Splinters finds Nonima (Tam Ferrans) and Dissolved (Paul Daniels) continuing to engage in IDM/industrial exercises, providing brain food for the dance floor. The artists are close enough in timbre to co-exist, trading tracks throughout the course of the album and meeting
Nonima & Dissolved ~ Macro Flinching
The follow-up to Foil Splinters finds Nonima (Tam Ferrans) and Dissolved (Paul Daniels) continuing to engage in IDM/industrial exercises, providing brain food for the dance floor. The artists are close enough in timbre to co-exist, trading tracks throughout the course of the album and meeting
Various Artists ~ Spring EP
The disconnection between the hemispheres becomes even more apparent with Feral Media’s Spring EP, the follow-up to August’s Winter EP. In New York, we’ve just experienced the first frost, so talk of spring seems premature, until one realizes that it’s spring in Australia
Various Artists ~ Spring EP
The disconnection between the hemispheres becomes even more apparent with Feral Media’s Spring EP, the follow-up to August’s Winter EP. In New York, we’ve just experienced the first frost, so talk of spring seems premature, until one realizes that it’s spring in Australia
MFAAH ~ Everything Better Under White Light
Short but sweet, this glitchy little EP makes a solid impression in only a quarter of an hour. The debut work of 20-year-old MFAAH, Everything Better Under White Light sounds like the pops and fizzes of an aching florescent bulb. In these six
MFAAH ~ Everything Better Under White Light
Short but sweet, this glitchy little EP makes a solid impression in only a quarter of an hour. The debut work of 20-year-old MFAAH, Everything Better Under White Light sounds like the pops and fizzes of an aching florescent bulb. In these six
a closer listen 