Category: Reviews

Canadian LNRDCROY comes home to Vancouver for a release on Mood Hut If this particular explorer of outlier house and heartfelt ambience has yet to have reached your stereo (or heart) by now – there’s… Read More

Solar One release “Ancient Light” from E.R.P. (Convextion) Hailing from Dallas, Texas – Gerard Hanson is better known as Convextion. An artist with a back catalogue and reputation that garners both respect and reverence in… Read More

Mark Hand delivers his first full solo release for Northern upstarts Fat Dog. As Fat Dog Records continues on its quest to herald and give light to timelessly tinged music from family and friends. The… Read More

The living legend that is Larry Heard scores his first Mr Fingers release in over a decade Whilst we don’t often shout about that much, a brand new Mr Fingers release on his own Alleviated… Read More

The original duo of Steve Rutter and Michael Golding aka B12 are as much a part of the fabric of British electronic music as their comtemporaries LFO, Aphex Twin, Nightmares on Wax, Nexus 21 and… Read More

From our stereo to yours: Music we’ve been enjoying in 2015 First and foremost, we hope you’ve been having an excellent break over the Christmas period and making the most of the holidays. As we… Read More

French diggers Brawther & Alixkun bring together a collection of eastern promise It seems the flow of early day deep house sounds from the far east continue to flow abound with France’s Brawther and Alixkun… Read More

Post new disco-tinged excursions under his Galleria alias, Morgan Geist returns to his native ground of Environ with a full bodied four track tribute to his roots. Tracing his steps back to where it all… Read More

“Music From Memory” present two gems from their deeply dug archive of treasures Airing two perfectly etched pieces of heavenly scented Electronica from British musician Michal Turtle – recorded in the mists of time between… Read More

The evergreen Boris Bunnik is back, dropping a brand new album for his home crew Delsin as Conforce “Presentism” is his fourth under the Conforce alias, proving once again that his prolific talent is still… Read More