Review: S Chioni – ‘Amour détritus’ (Self-Released)
The Montreal-based artist embraces yet another change of sound with an EP of sweeping breakbeat and elegiac electronics. There’s confidence…
EPs
Review: Various Artists – Kerne Volume 1 (Kerne)
There’s a standard list of Danish merits taking credit for the world-beating happiness of the country’s population. In Aarhus, Denmark’s second…
Review: YS – Music Angel (Pace Yourself)
After a number of impressive parties at Salon Zur Wilden Renate, Berlin via Scotland party crew Pace Yourself inaugurate the…
Review: Ara-U – Black Hole EP (No Static/Automatic)
For fans of tripped-out, space-tumbling, galactic-glazed robo-funk, this is a must. It’s always exciting when a new label pops up…
Review: Om Unit – SUBMERGED01 (Submerged)
Om Unit’s ‘Submerged,’ delivers a visceral, dancefloor-conscious blueprint for the decade ahead, a highly recommended triumph in genre liminality. This…
Review: Phrixus – Doubt (Merci Jitter)
Returning from a two-year hiatus with a five-track EP that reportedly takes influence from corners of the musical map as…
Review: Kilig – Cry EP (null+void)
For fans of leftfield electronics and quirky electro, null+void is an imprint that has consistently whet the appetite with its…
Review: Derailleur – Hydraulic Performer (Decade Box)
For a producer, 10 years accumulates to an awful lot of plugging sequences into drum machines, twisting knobs and flicking…
Review: Throwing Snow – The Death of Pragmatism (Houndstooth)
Throwing Snow channels political frustration into four antagonistic cuts for Houndstooth. Off the back of his 2018 Loma LP, Ross…
Review: Mor Elian – Radical Spectacular (Fever AM)
Radical Spectacular is another tangent off of Mor’s sinister beaten track. The sound of Mor Elian is one categorised by…
Review: Proc Fiskal – Shleekit Doss (Hyperdub)
Edinburgh’s grime freak Proc Fiskal pulls out another bag of colourful tricks for Hyperdub. Following his highly spirited debut album…
Review: Al Wootton – Body Healthy (Trule)
Wootton returns to his namesake with 4 cuts of UK-centric firepower. Al Wootton’s sound has come a long way. His…