Review: Vield – Invineti EP (Mechatronica)
Mechatronica is quickly establishing itself as one of the premiere labels promoting modern electro, gaining a buy-on-sight reputation amongst DJs…
EPs
Review : Phase Fatale – ‘Reverse Fall’ (Ostgut Ton)
J.G. Ballard’s Crash is a jarring insight into car-crash sexual fetishism. The controversial novel is a central inspiration for Hayden Payne,…
Review : Conforce – ‘Terra Modis’ (Delsin)
Borris Bunnik is constantly producing. He’s put out over twenty records in the last ten years under his Conforce moniker,…
Review : Ploy – ‘Ramos’ (Timedance)
Sam Smith is on a roll at the moment. As Ploy he’s released on Hessle Audio, Timedance and Hemlock, three…
Record of The Week: Björk – Arisen My Senses (Remixes)
Björk’s “Utopia” was a sweeping and beatific vision, a rapturous excursion into her own inner utopia, a sensuous world replete…
Record of the Week: Gantz – Dying on Acid
Deep Medi are bringing us headlong into the new year with some of the most leftfield electronica they’ve released to…
Review: Loom – London Ambient
The title of Daniel Timms’ latest release as Loom is slightly misleading. There’s nothing particularly calming or meditative about this…
Review: Pessimist – Pessimist
Electronic music has always had an uneasy relationship with genre. To a scene that thrives on defying its own parameters,…
Review: Rico Casazza – They Move Fast
Rico Casazza’s decade long career has been as prolific as it has been varied. In the last year alone the…
Review: Classic Coke – Blood Rite
Another fine showcase of talent from London and Leicester’s rising crew.
Review: Tom Hang – The New World (Where To Now? Records)
If Where To Now? Records continue to release music of this calibre, we’re certainly in for a treat over the next few years.
v1984 – ‘Becoming (N)one’ (Glacial Industries)
The debut EP from Cleveland producer v1984 represents a fresh start for artist and label alike.
