Review: Space Dimension Controller – Love Beyond the Intersect (R&S Records)
Six years ago, all the way back to 2013, things were different. Breaking Bad had just ended, the PS4 had…
LPs
Review: Shanti Celeste – ‘Tangerine’ (Peach Discs)
Among the dreary drabness of many situations in the present day, Shanti Celeste’s Tangerine provides a much needed dose of Vitamin…
Review: Teebs – Anicca (Brainfeeder)
Teebs ends his five year musical hiatus with Anicca. LA electronic staple Teebs A.K.A Mtendere Mandowa ends his five-year musical hiatus…
Review: 30/70 Collective – Fluid Motion (Rhythm Section)
A collection of overlapping influences to create an intriguing collection of soundscapes. A two-year schedule for an album feels relatively…
Review: BABii, Iglooghost, and Kai Whiston – XYZ
XYZ, the inaugural release off the Gloo label sees label founder and all-round beat transgressor, Iglooghost team up with fellow…
Review: DVS NME – Trans Asia Express (Self-released)
Trans-Asia Express marks the 808-enthusiast’s first release in over five years. Over the past decade, few can claim to have devoted…
Review: Freddie Gibbs & Madlib – Bandana (Rappcats)
Incendiary and individualist Indiana-born Rap artist, Freddie Gibbs returns to collaborate with the evergreen, erudite production wizardry of Madlib for…
Review: ASC – Realm of the Infinite (Auxiliary)
Highly recommended, awe-inspiring terraform tunes from a masterful producer. The ‘mysterious’ producer is a heavily fetishised trope in today’s club…
Review: Sneaks – ‘Highway Hypnosis’ (Merge Records)
Eva Moolchan’s musical career until now as Sneaks would feel positively hyperactive if it wasn’t bound by her droll vocal…
Review: Objekt – ‘Cocoon Crush’ (PAN)
The contradictory fallacy of aspiring to your peers whilst simultaneously striving to exist outside of their shadow is part and…
Review: Jensen Interceptor – ‘Mother’ (Lone Romantic)
Owing his artist name to West Bromwich’s famous touring car, the Jensen Interceptor, Mikey Melas’ output certainly bears similar traits…
Review : Djrum – ‘Portrait with Firewood’ (R&S)
Sometimes when a producer steps out of their comfort zone they end up making some of their best work, or…