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…
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Review: Lurka – Stay Let’s Together (Wisdom Teeth)
Calculated, low swung swagger from Bristol don Lurka. There’s been a changing of the guard in Bristol in recent years….
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: Stonem – ‘Todo O Nada’ (Phonotheque)
There’s something special happening in Uruguay. From the outside, Phonotheque Records appears to be quite the family affair. Taking its…
Review: Little Snake – ‘Lost in Spirals’ (Brainfeeder)
Gino Serpentini or more commonly known by his appropriate moniker Little Snake detonates his new EP on the oft adulated…
Hypho – Round Ere (81)
Loefah’s Swamp81 sublabel unleash a menacing debut from Manchester’s Hypho. Following Lamont’s killer Humans EP in November 2018, four-track Round…
Review: Marlon Hoffstadt – ‘Ready For Take Hoff’ (Midnight Themes)
The kingdom of Marlon Hoffstadt is multi-faceted. A producer, DJ, party-runner, publicist and label-owner, he’s really coming into his own….
Review: Agrippa – ‘Dead Wait’ (PAR003)
Par Avion unveils its third release via four sinuous club-driven composites from Agrippa. Formed in 2018 by Agrippa, Henry Greenleaf,…
Review: Lukid – ‘Drip’ (Arcola)
Lukid comes from the school of electronic music that appear fated to be dogged by references to their lack of…
Review: Lauren Flax – ‘One Man’s House Is Another Woman’s Techno’ (The Bunker NY)
Lauren Flax’s musical career crosses boundaries. Her work as part of the trip-hop collaborative, Creep, has given her major support….
Review: Walton – ‘Murdah’ (Kaizen)
Walton returns to Madam X’s Kaizen with a no-nonsense showcase of moody, bass-laden club cuts. With an indisputable body of…
Review: PERA STA ORI – Iskios EP (Yellow Machines)
Four hybrid compositions break Yellow Machines’ five year silence. It’s been 5 years since Yellow Machines last released an EP….