Missqulater: They Rave Us (Central Processing Unit)The CPU label continues along its trajectory of championing the 90s braindance sound associated with the Rephlex label. The four cuts of...
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Grown Folk: The Boat / Keep Few Near (Icee Hot) I really don’t know much at all about Grown Folk, but after stumbling onto one of these tracks I knew I had to have it. The originals...
Demdike Stare: Elemental (Modern Love) It’s telling that this whopping double-album from leftfield ambient duo Demdike Stare has been out nearly a year before I’ve taken to...
Der Zyklus & Albert van Abbe: No Comment_0005 (No Comment) This split EP offers up a brand new track from Der Zyklus (a.k.a. Gerald Donald of Drexciya, Dopplereffekt, Japanese Telecom...
Jasmina Maschina: Alphabet Dream Noise (Staubgold) “Folktronica” — what an unfortunate genre music journalists conjured up to explain the merging of computer music and acoustic...
Guy Gerber: The Mirror Game (Visionquest) Oddly gloomy single from house producer Guy Gerber, straddling the middle ground between indie pop, headphones listening and club music quite...
John Roberts: Paper Frames (Dial) House producer John Roberts has always been slightly left of center, but there’s something quite inviting about his warm, leftfield house music that...
A-Sun Amissa: Desperate In Her Heavy Sleep (Gizeh) This collection of five tracks tows the post-rock line in a way that will sound familiar to anyone who’s a fan of the...
Polysick: Digital Native (Planet µ) Hailing from Rome, Egisto Sopor is the mind behind the odd musical stylings of Polysick. Digital Native is his first proper full-length album under the...
The Traveller: A 100 EP (Ostgut-Ton) The Traveller is an alias of techno producer René Pawlowitz, and the tracks herein are a little ruder, less taut and refined than his usual output as...
Brogan Bentley: Brogan Bentley EP (Leaving) I’ve been digging this EP from Brogan Bentley, an odd fusion of dance music and lo-fi bedroom production. It has enough of a swagger to...
Vladislav Delay: Espoo (Raster-Noton) “Olari,” the first track on this rather odd EP from Sasu Ripatti, starts off unassumingly enough with a sort of machine-gun like...
Squarepusher: Ufabulum (Warp) Tom Jenkinson earned his place in the upper echelons of electronic music in the mid 90s with a glut of spastic, near perfectly executed drum & bass albums...
Puresque: Leitmotiv (Tresor) I think everyone has at least one old really good friend… Someone you feel so comfortable with and know so well that even if years go by between visits,...
Jimmy Edgar: Majenta (Hotflush) Jimmy Edgar has never really gotten a fair shake in my opinion. He seems too goofy and pop-inclined for the serious heads, but he’s perhaps also too...
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