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Wysing Forest
Wysing Forest (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: 45 BCLP. Rel: 19 Jun 14
Two Degrees
Amphis
Unfurling
Free Migration
Highrise
Tree Spirit
The Balance Of Power
Snippet
Amphis (reprise)
Review: Modular synthesizer fetishist Luke Abbott apparently got the inspiration for this sophomore set during time spent as the "musician in residence" at the Wysing Arts Centre in Cambridgeshire back in 2012. Named after a piece of woodland close by, it sees Abbott using live analogue electronics to try and create a "natural life cycle" over the album's nine tracks. Interestingly, it differs from his impressive debut album in a number of ways; while Holkham Drones touched on krautrock, drone and intense ambience, Wysing Forest doffs a cap to spiritual jazz, Terry Riley and ambient explorer Pete Namlook. It's a beguiling set, all told, and one that constantly veers between crunchy bursts of intense IDM and becalmed, breathtaking ambience.
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Medieval Femme
Cat: HDBLP 057. Rel: 23 Jul 21
Medieval Femme (3:10)
A Certain Concubine (2:23)
Sheba (3:21)
Vanity (3:02)
Stolen Kiss Of A Succubus (3:44)
Golden (2:29)
Qasmuna (Dreaming) (2:53)
Malaak (3:14)
Tasakuba (3:08)
Zandaq (5:38)
Review: RECOMMENDED
It's not hard to hear where this album title is coming from. Fatima Al Qadri is a Senegal-born, Kuwaiti musician and conceptual artist who has definitely taken some inspiration from the timeless feel of Arabesque. A patient sense of spatiality and gradually evolving atmospheres that feel as though crafted over the course of several millenniums, Medieval Femme feels both rooted in tradition and forward thinking.

You won't be surprised to learn, then, that this collection of powerful tones finds inspiration and source material in aeons-old poetry from the Arabic world. Some of that even forms the lyrics of the vocal numbers, while it all helps inform the overall feel of the record. It's deep and meditative, but never loses itself too much in structureless ambience, instead choosing to offer some incredibly well formulated tracks that are as challenging as they are instantly enjoyable.
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Played by: Alexis Le-Tan
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Fig 1
Fig 1 (LP + MP3 download code limited to 200 copies)
Cat: BRC 01. Rel: 23 Jan 23
(It's) Possible (3:51)
Ah Ah Ah Ah Ah (5:15)
A Clear Sky At Night (4:24)
Bird Brain (4:26)
Does Your Dog Bite (5:08)
Earth Music (4:42)
Sea Moss (4:46)
Day Dreaming (6:33)
Review: Fresh, warm and spontaneous - brainwave research center's eight track debut album is everything that electronic music sometimes forgets to be. Recorded and produced in the back of Smith's synthesizer/electronic repair shop, Specs Sales & Repair, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, the project is a joint collaboration between NYC-based house/techno producer, Chase Smith (W.T. Records, Apartment, is/Was), & documentary filmmaker, Christa Majoras (School of Visual Arts).
Described as a distillation of influences from experimentalism of Steve Reich, Laurie Spiegel and Black Dice, the 90s ambient techno of The Orb and Pete Namlook/Fax and more motorik flavours like Kraftwerk, Suicide, Manual Gottsching, it's a gentle but lively affair from the Art Of Noise-esque 'ah ah ah ah ah' and bubbling jam 'Bird Brain' to the epic arpeggios v guitar closer 'Day Dreaming'. This is first of four releases that the artist has planned, but there's certainly enough here to get your teeth into for now.

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Remember Rainbow Bridge
Remember Rainbow Bridge (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: PI 270. Rel: 13 May 22
5:00 am Fountain (3:44)
Remember Rainbow Bridge (6:11)
Young Adult, Common Nettle (4:04)
Paper Birds (4:09)
Worthy Contender (4:36)
Cup Of Humanity (3:16)
Alabaster (3:59)
So Long Morningstar (5:00)
Review: Croatian Amor's new full length is a homage to "youth and the delicate metamorphosis that occurs as childhood trips into maturity." The Danish group bring the sort of restless energy you would associate with those young years as well as nostalgic sun-kissed moments like the title track. Each one is a mini sound collage as has always been the way with this band and diffuse electronic music traditions are mixed with fantastical synthetic sounds and heavy rhythmic structures. It is another fine work that stands in its own unique musical world.
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Fashion
Fashion (LP)
Cat: MEA 033. Rel: 16 Dec 20
The Tiger (live At Meakusma) (3:20)
Green Wolf (live At Vanessa’s) (1:54)
Central Bern/No Burn (live At Meakusma) (13:26)
Vanessa (live At Vanessa’s) (3:57)
Rabbits (live At Meakusma) (4:42)
White Lies (live At Vanessa’s) (1:49)
White Lies (live At Meakusma) (6:25)
Review: Leftfield heroes Don't DJ and NWAQ (aka Newworldaquarium) nudge their own sonic boundaries on Fashion, a fantastic mini album for on Meakusma. The tracks were recorded live at Meakusma Festival 2019 and at a residency preceding the Belgian event and fuse weird percussive techniques, glassy synths and airy light house with abstracted techno sound. It's a collage of sonic experiments that burrows deep into your brain one moment ('Central Bern/No Burn') and then sooth you the next ('Vanessa'). It's is the collision of two distinctive styles and thrilling new ground that is found as a result that makes this such a compelling record.
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Instability Of The Signal
Cat: STUMM 504. Rel: 01 Aug 24
Barefeet (4:26)
Turning Slowly (2:05)
She Lowers Her Arms (3:12)
I Can't Hear Anything (4:46)
Thrashing It Out (3:49)
Fishscales (2:03)
Boymanduet (0:58)
Toast (3:41)
Democracy (2:08)
Tape Ends (2:54)
The "Special Relationship" (4:01)
Purr (1:35)
Bless Your Hnads (part 1 & 2) (6:15)
Review: Renowned composer Simon Fisher Turner's new album Instability of the Signal comes on limited edition black vinyl with extensive sleeve notes. It was produced with Francine Perry and across 13 tracks it delves into sound exploration inspired by Breda Beban, Hrvoje Horvatic, and poet Harold Pinter, whose works appear on the record. The artist integrates four elements: slivers, sounds, strings, and Singing where 'slivers" are brief audio snippets from Salford Electronics reimagined into track foundations. The album also features string arrangements by the Elysian Collective and overall the record reflects Fisher Turner's rich career as it blends experience with introspective soundscapes and personal expression.
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Rituals E7.001 (Record Store Day RSD 2022)
Cat: LPRSDTOT 84. Rel: 03 May 22
Hopiate (7:27)
Triple Circles (2:19)
Somewhere Outside (1:47)
Ritualised (5:12)
Time Cone (4:47)
Solar Signal (3:22)
Sand To Ocean (3:20)
Far Seeker (3:35)
Slowly Slipped Away (2:04)
Visibility Accumulation (3:40)
I Am Error (3:20)
Colour Primary (2:35)
Time Passed The Sun (3:54)
Review: Tracing The Future Sound of London's back catalogue right back to 1988, when 'Stakker Humanoid' blew minds with a blueprint that would go on to define the standard formulas for British electro and breakbeat before either had been drawn, you quickly realise the journey back to where we are today involves passing landmark after landmark. It's hard not to consider Rituals as another. Marking a return of the outfit's Environments series, which already had six innovative instalments preceding this, hit play on opening number 'Hopiate' and you're immediately transported to every great morning after a night of amazing hedonism before. Pretty, reflective refrains and warm, Earthly details parting for a moment of silence before unifying rolling drums kick in - soundtrack to the best rave at 9AM you've either been to or not. Cue another 12 tracks that are equally transportive and explain so much about why, decades after these tones first hypnotised youth, we're still lining up for more.
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Environment 6.5
Cat: LPTOT 71. Rel: 08 Nov 16
Axis Of Rotation (0:58)
Solid Earth (3:14)
Anacro Rhythm (4:17)
Some Degree Of Sanctuary (2:15)
Opal Light (4:05)
Something Approaching Happiness (2:56)
Dark Seed (2:41)
Tunnel North 5 (1:13)
Hollow Earth (6:00)
I Dream In Viral Blue (4:52)
This Place (1:31)
Aint Gonna Lie (3:05)
Next Town (1:36)
Amplification Of Intelligence (2:40)
The Day The Poles Shifted (4:09)
Somewhere Near (0:59)
Halodule (3:22)
Gradual But Not Continuous (3:11)
Review: Since the mid 2000s, veteran ambient duo Future Sound of London has been doing their own thing, occasionally dropping a new installment in their Environments series of albums. This edition - 6.5 - is their second of the year, and continues the pair's tradition of blending trippy elements to create soundscapes that veer from creepy iciness (the melancholic "Some Degree of Sanctuary"), to mystical ambient dub ("Something Approaching Happiness"), via deep space explorations ("Amplification of Intelligence"), and electronic psychedelia ("Halodule"). While they've arguably sanded down their rougher and weirder edges over the years, FSOL are still capable of crafting distinctive downtempo music that's as hallucinogenic as it comes.
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As Sure As Night Follows Day
Cat: DIAG 024LP. Rel: 21 Sep 15
Oblique Axis (0:58)
Let's Go (1:18)
Wholly Unaware (3:35)
Champagne Walk (2:24)
Rave Splurge Noise FM (1:11)
Improvisation #1 (3:09)
In The Air Today (3:07)
Gas Attack (3:44)
Interlude (3:08)
Drive (Minimal) (2:16)
Heavy Handed Sunset (2:50)
Underwater Electronic Struggle (3:19)
Confirmation Of Our Worst Fears (2:41)
Hardwax Flashback (3:26)
Broken Mantra (2:53)
Extended Industry Knowledge (For Oscar) (4:34)
N0!se Rave (4:02)
Review: UK noise maverick Russell Haswell has had an impressive, star-studded career, and we're pleased to see that he's sticking close to the underground thanks to his recent friendship with Powell's Diagonal imprint. After a series of appearances for the lo-fi imprint, Haswell comes through with an album, a whopping seventeen tracks of brutal power electronics and quasi techno. This is the sort of shit you can stand back and be thrown backwards by, or exactly the sort of gear you can layer over DJ sets for added damage. There are pieces such as "Wholly Unaware" and "Gas Attack", which do verge onto the 4/4 sphere. In any case, this is some serious stuff and it comes hotly recommended
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Oxymoreworks
Oxymoreworks (gatefold LP)
Cat: 196588 44111. Rel: 24 Nov 23
Jean-Michel Jarre X Martin Gore - "Brutalism" (take 2) (4:57)
Jean-Michel Jarre X Brian Eno - "Epica Extension" (4:29)
Jean-Michel Jarre X Deathpact - "Brutalism" (reprise) (4:32)
Jean-Michel Jarre X French79 - "Epica" (take 2) (5:30)
Jean-Michel Jarre X Adiescar Chase - "Synthy Sisters" (take 2) (3:07)
Jean-Michel Jarre X Armin Van Buuren - "Epica Maxima" (5:16)
Jean-Michel Jarre X Nina Kraviz - "Sex In The Machine" (take 2) (5:04)
Jean-Michel Jarre X NSDOS - "Zeitgeist" (take 2) (5:08)
Jean-Michel Jarre X Irene Dresel - "Zeitgeist Botanica" (5:45)
Review: He might be in the autumn of his career but Jean Michel Jarre remains an innovator in the field of electronic music. His last album in 2022, Oxymore, was another pioneering exploration of rhythm and sound that has now been reworked alongside a series of collaborators all picked by the man himself. The nine-track selection brings wholly new perspectives to the originals which he calls "a vibrant collection of musical dialogues." An immediate standout for us is the track with Nina Kraviz which is crunchy, distorted minimal techno, while 'Epica Extension' with Brian Eno is laced up with otherworldly melodies. A great work from a mix of great artists.

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Green Monster
Green Monster (180 gram vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: KJRLP 01. Rel: 30 Jun 23
The Language Of Love (feat Adam Evald, Ahtoxa MC) (2:48)
Strong Accent (feat Curly Castro, SINDYSMAN, Lovvlovver) (2:30)
Forget, Forgive (feat Mishinuki) (2:43)
Ingen Forstar (feat Adam Evald, Ni!) (2:41)
The Closing Shift At The Jazz Cafe (feat Jimi Tenor, Starving Yet Full, Yorik, Mak Glonti) (4:07)
Breed (feat Yorik) (2:47)
Praise This (feat SINDYSMAN) (1:33)
In The Mood For Dub (Memories Of Love) (feat Mishinuki) (4:24)
Light (feat Fotiniya) (5:06)
Obey (feat Mishinuki - reprise) (2:26)
Kabwato (feat Buduchi, Ni!, Lipelis) (2:11)
Magic Mystery Tour (feat Adam Evald) (3:02)
Track 04 (feat Jimi Tenor, Fotiniya, Rich Thair) (1:48)
The Sun Is Still Up (feat Noteless, Adam Evald, Saya Siiang, Alina Royz, Katya Panterrra) (3:18)
Review: Not-so-simply put, Green Monster is what might happen if Ennio Morricone, Weezer, The Beatles, Oneohtrix Point Never, Jaga Jazzist, Massive Attack, Jimi Tenor, Hans Zimmerman and Aphex Twin got together to celibate the movies of Wes Anderson, David Lynch, Dziga Vertov, and Andrei Tarkovsky. Swerving the ridiculous question - is all that clear enough? - let's cut to the chase. Jempere's fourth studio LP sees the enigmatic visionary welcome a cast of more than 26 collaborators across 14 tracks. Together, they run the gamut from dark hip hop to light operatics, electronic balladry to sticky evening aired R&B-jazz, electro-trap and (other)world building soundscapes. Something that Jempere clearly takes very seriously, with the record itself packaged alongside booklets of lyrics and objects from the imagined visual realm of the green monster. A vivid, eclectic and diverse place packing as many surprises as rewards, overflowing with possibilities, big, bold ideas, and unique identities.
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タグ: IDM | Leftfield
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Turning Japanese: The Nakano Sun Plaza Radio Broadcast
Cat: MIND 838. Rel: 11 May 23
Intro (2:01)
Numbers (1:13)
Computer World (4:56)
Computer Love (5:40)
Home Computer (4:50)
Showroom Dummies (5:43)
Neon Lights (8:04)
Trans-Europe Express (10:23)
The Robots (6:08)
Review: Recorded in 1981, Turning Japanese captures Kraftwerk at the absolute height of their creative dominance, but sometime before their true induction into the household name superstar category of artists. Still representing a very forward thinking, boundary pushing and - as a result - specialist sound, this nine-track live recording feels like yesterday's tomorrow.
Opening with a stunning neo-classical synth overture, we're then taken on a journey through the mind of the man machine, an industrial yet somehow strangely human proto-electro world that is defined by order and structure, while still allowing for enough funk and groove to make sure feet, hips and more move seemingly of their own volition. Perhaps not the most insightful take on the pioneering German band - nothing here that hasn't been said before - nevertheless we hope it goes someway to describing how precise, refined and overwhelmingly infectious they can be on stage.
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BBC Radio Croydon 1975
Cat: ICONICVR 006. Rel: 31 May 23
Kling Klang (6:41)
Tongebirge (3:53)
Tanzmusik (7:48)
Ruckzuck (8:39)
Die Sonne Der Monde Die Sterne (6:53)
Kometenmelodie (6:06)
Showroom Dummies (5:17)
Autobahn (8:44)
Review: Kraftwerk's 1975 performance at Fairfield Hall in Croydon is the stuff of legend. Finally it is available as a high quality audio pressing that allows you to relive all its glorious futurism. The show was broadcast on radio as part of a short tour of the UK that came after the release of the German computer music pioneer's hugely popular Autobahn. It features tracks from that album as well as 'Die Sonne, Der Mond, Die Sterne' and 'Showroom Dummies.' A real piece of electronic music history that will spice up any collection.
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Tegenlicht/Rotterdam In De Jaren 90
Tegenlicht/Rotterdam In De Jaren 90 (translucent blue vinyl LP)
Cat: OEMOEMENOE 9. Rel: 30 Jan 24
Loradeniz - "Tegenlicht" (18:33)
Kems Kriol - "Rotterdam In De Jaren 90" (15:31)
Review: Call a track 'Rotterdam In De Jaren 90' and you can expect people to have some pretty strong feelings about what it might sound like. Especially given this double-A from Nous Klaer Audio opens on what grows into a tense, electronic, club-ready builder, for a while at least. Cast any thoughts of gabber out the window, though, because if this is the Dutch port city's rave scene on record, it's a post-sweat soaked, blissed out reflection on the wonders of whatever happened the night before. Kems Kriol's mini epic, a 15-minute long tune no less, is a beautiful combination of wistful woodwind and synthesised refrains, presumably found sounds, and strange, abstract noises. 'Tegenlicht', on the other side, shares some of those qualities in the extended intro and outro sections, but also spends some of its 18-minute running time in the basements and warehouses we were originally expecting to find.
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Arthur Boto Conley's Music Workshop Presents MM KM At Kardamom
Arthur Boto Conley's Music Workshop Presents MM KM At Kardamom (hand-stamped gatefold LP + 16-page booklet in die-cut sleeve limited to 250 copies)
Cat: TBG 11. Rel: 01 Jun 21
Brut Rose (2:10)
Dim Sum Wirksam (1:37)
Edition Virtuelle (3:57)
Voices (1:09)
Artist Tips (2:19)
Pizza Auf Der Piazza (part 2) (4:54)
Duralex (8:12)
Mezzo Mix Kardaloop (3:18)
RSVP (I Must Rake Off) (2:05)
Bring A Date (1:17)
Der Schluessel Zu Paris (2:31)
Review: Leipzig has a lot to answer for. The East German city has a very hushed reputation for being the place Berlin once was, albeit on a far smaller scale, but the sprawl is nonetheless changing at a rapid rate. So while you're still likely to find an abundance of squat parties, exceptional but internationally unsung club spaces, and memorable dive bars, some institutions are vanishing. The 'off-space' Kardamom is sadly one of the more recent losses.

Just before the place disappeared, though, Travel By Goods boss Arthur Boto Conley decided to bring together Kassem Mosse and Mix Mup for a live performance that would form this album, circa 2019. Comprised of on-the-fly remixes from the label's back catalogue, it's a grainy, sample-heavy, often off-centre and off-beat deep dive into collages of sounds, drums, loops, hooks and ideas. Basically, you'll wish you were at the show, but that's a feeling you'll have to put up with.

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Played by: M50
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Balancers
Balancers (LP + insert)
Cat: DE 286. Rel: 25 Oct 21
Salome's Dance (1:57)
A Cat On The Corner (1:46)
Wedding (1:18)
In September (2:16)
Now, While You Wait For Your Love (3:42)
Sanctuary In Ionian Rhythm (1:55)
Achilleon, Palace In Corfu (0:48)
Phaethon (4:53)
Henna (3:29)
Plapal Steps (2:55)
Rosalia Perfume (2:30)
Russian Lament (2:52)
Immortal (2:32)
Friday, 9-9-1983 (4:30)
Review: Greek electronic music legend Lena Platonos returns to Dark Entries with Balancers, an LP of previously unreleased material recorded between 1982-1985. Athens-based Platonos has worked with the label previously to reissue her three solo LPs - Gallop, Sun Masks, and Lepidoptera - as well as to release three accompanying 12" EPs featuring modern remixes of her work. She is renowned for her forays into cutting-edge electronic experimentation as well as her striking, impressionistic poetry and lyrics, always recited in Greek. Also included is an insert with lyrics in both Greek and English.
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Believer
Believer (gatefold LP + booklet with obi-strip)
Cat: XL 1076LP. Rel: 26 Feb 21
Gitarriff (1:54)
Max (4:17)
Believer (4:14)
Versace Strings (1:31)
Rain (0:32)
4 Temaer (6:08)
Hester (3:06)
Flashing (4:32)
The Favourite (4:28)
Rap (interlude) (1:46)
Sonette (1:10)
Glassbord (1:41)
Grand Piano (4:54)
Missy (2:31)
I Don't Talk About That Much (2:54)
Hva Hvis (1:03)
Review: Norwegian duo Smerz are experts at duality and creating tension between two opposites, be that dark and light, warmth and cold or tension and release. There is a real air of menace to this record for XL that layers zombie vocals over busted synths and murky breaks. Some tracks are bight and dazzling, others are swaggering and ominous like 'Rain' with its big strings and air of Bjork sound design. Recorded over three years and drawing on the members' time in youth choirs, this is an expansive and accomplished record.
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Played by: Logic1000
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And Then There Was Light (reissue)
Cat: SCM 142MAGENTA. Rel: 08 Aug 22
Andmercy (1:45)
Nightwing (1:13)
Twilight (0:46)
Ryders (2:18)
Sundayhey (2:02)
Ohyeah (2:11)
Comeonhome (3:31)
Foreals (2:50)
Thajoy (2:19)
Slippin (2:03)
Children (1:35)
Downs (1:48)
Everlast (1:24)
Beeleave (3:33)
Realeyes (1:53)
Weare (2:11)
Twinkle (2:20)
Wayout (2:03)
Review: Oakland's SNDTRAK dropped his long awaited debut album back in 2021. It was a big hit right off the bat and now it gets a welcome reissue. These are snappy beats with rolling drums, deep hip hop instrumentals that bring the best of the dusty school to fresh new school thinking. Delicate melodies are buried within, soulful vocal smears drift in and out of ear shot and well played bass slowly rotate sunder the tunes to bring languid funk. Sunny and heart aching, heat damaged and stoned, this is a warming soundtrack on many different levels.
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Nor
Nor (LP)
Cat: SUE 024. Rel: 27 May 21
Track 1 (3:52)
Track 2 (6:11)
Interlude (0:11)
Track 4 (3:05)
Track 5 (3:30)
Intro (3:33)
Track 7 (2:35)
Track 8 (3:38)
Track 9 (3:30)
Track 10 (3:56)
Review: DJ Sotofett is a cult hero with a sound that is never less than eccentric. This new album Braindance on Sued is a collection of material the mercurial one has written between 2002 and 2020. All of the tracks are short but high impact in different ways and despite some of them being the best part of 20 years old and pre-dating all the famous Sex Tags projects they still bang. Thrilling breaks, icy techno, mashed up jungle and deeper, more acid laced late night grooves all feature and offer a window into the mind of one of electronica's most vital talents.
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Electronic Music Improvisations Vol 3
Electronic Music Improvisations Vol 3 (limited orange vinyl LP)
Cat: PSST 8. Rel: 28 Nov 24
Splendid (6:17)
Brotherly (4:12)
Ensnare (3:22)
Stratum (5:00)
Freezer (2:52)
Earthen (3:23)
Second Thoughts (3:01)
Link (2:29)
Conspiracies (5:18)
Review: Daniel Miller and Gareth Jones head back into the studio and fire up the Eurorack modular synth for a third adventure into the great unknown of sounds and noises seemingly once heard in another dimension before being brought back to planet Earth with the hope of recreating whatever the rumbling or bleeping was. Electronic Music Improvisations Vol.3 is exactly that, building on the self-imposed musical parameters that guided the preceding two parts. Deep, otherworldly, vast, and unique, the beauty of Miller and Jones' Sunroof project is how it's also the opposite of all those words. Sparse, pared back, familiar, very much born of manmade machines, since these endeavours began we've crossed through the looking glass into a world that often feels like it's spinning out of human control, not least with the advent of music entirely made by AI. Here's proof people can still take complete charge of their creative process.
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Arbores
Arbores (2xLP limited to 200 copies)
Cat: TRLP 05. Rel: 27 Mar 23
Pinus (15:32)
Quercus (4:34)
Alnus (18:22)
Fraxinus (10:05)
Tilia (6:51)
Acer (16:44)
Betula (3:49)
Review: Troekurovo Recordings is a production team made up of Toki Fuko, Vadim Basov and Evgeny Vorontsov and they have been hidden away deep in some enchanted Russian forests recording music. Now they are putting out the results on this superb double pack. This project started back in 2016 as a live experimental jam and is now an annual tradition made on loads of analogue gear on the banks of a canyon that was formed many years ago by a melting glacier. The locale provides inspiration - from the fresh country air to the meteor showers often visible overhead - for the music making which is strictly "no preparation, no pre-programming - hardware, friends and live improvisation only."



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Olodumare Who Is
Cat: SL 017. Rel: 11 Dec 24
Yerevan Afterwards (8:57)
The View & Alice (4:18)
From Canada We Had (4:15)
Antwerp As We Drove (7:02)
Centraal It Was (6:12)
Olodumare Who Is (3:40)
Review: Albert Van Abbe impresses with his new full-length Olodumare Who Is which is an exploration of deep, hypnotic techno with profound spiritual undertones. Drawing inspiration from his diverse cultural background and the Yoruba religion, the album blends dark, atmospheric soundscapes with intricate rhythms and deep basslines while Van Abbe's meticulous approach to production makes for a mysterious journey where each track weaves together minimalist percussion, tribal influences and eerie melodies. The result is an immersive sonic experience that evokes a sense of both tension and release while fusing ancient traditions with modern techno.
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B B
B B (limited red vinyl LP)
Cat: AMT 044LP. Rel: 01 Aug 24
Who Swallowed The Chimes At The Random Place (5:06)
If I Drink This Potion (2:15)
1,2,3 Soleil (2:40)
Maxilogue: Potion, Materials (4:30)
Poly Juice (3:37)
The Sublime Embrace - Losing Our Way Is Not Wrong (4:01)
Review: Yetsuby is a solo project of South Korean artist Yejin Jang and a prolific one at that with six albums, seven EPs, and numerous singles to her name since 2019. Her recent album My Star, My Planet Earth won "Best Electronic Album of 2023" at the Korean Music Awards and now the NTS host follows up with a debut on Seb Wilblood's All My Thoughts label, which is a heartfelt mini album that explores deep emotions with real sonic alchemy. The six tracks range from the mesmerising opener 'Who Swallowed the Chimes at the Random Place' to the soothing 'The Sublime Embrace - Losing Our Way Is Not Wrong'. Both blend intricate rhythms with lush vocals and elegant brass to create celestial, immersive sound worlds.
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