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Tag: beats

15/10/2013 nausika

Redundant / Rotary / Rotations: running the gamut of electropop, dark minimal techno and harsh noise

Wouter van Veldhoven, Redundant / Rotary / Rotations, United Kingdom, The Tapeworm, cassette (2013) You’d be surprised to discover, as

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31/08/2013 Stuart Marshall

Emptyset’s New World Disorder

Emptyset Collapsed GERMANY RASTER-NOTON R-N 116 CD (2012) Of the new music to have emerged from Bristol over the past

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26/05/2013 Ed Pinsent

Vinyl Venisons Part 3

The Pickle Factory Our Anthems GERMANY TWISTED KNISTER KNACK 003 LP (2011) In the 1990s Scott Foust and Karla Borecky

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26/05/2013 Ed Pinsent

Vinyl Venisons Part 2

Jamka / Urban Failure / RBNX Urbsounds Collective SLOVAKIA URBSOUNDS COLLECTIVE 10 LP (2004) A nice vinyl compilation from the

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05/05/2013 nausika

Cloaks versus Grain: blank snapshot of future society in industrial techno dubstep album

Cloaks, Versus Grain, 3by3, 3by3002CD (2009) It has a certain cache for one track “R.F.I.D.” which contains samples from a

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14/03/2013 Ed Pinsent

Rosemary and Garlic

Manitou (ALREALON ALRN034) by Blue Sausage Infant arrived here 21 May 2012. This is the gifted instrumentalist Chester Hawkins of

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07/03/2013 nausika

Kuopio: cool electronic minimalism gets a nervy beat-driven treatment

Vladislav Delay, Kuopio, Raster Noton, CD R-N 144 (2012) I only hope our man Sasu Ripatti knows what he’s doing

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07/03/2013 nausika

Discipline: an efficient electronic pop machine lacking in soul and originality

Electric Electric, Discipline, Herzfeld H26 CD (2012) French trio Electric Electric plays a highly rhythmic and dance-oriented electronic art-punk style

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07/12/2012 nausika

Black Mamba: a strong and consistent album of darkly sinister hard techno / ambient / dance electronics

Cut Hands, Black Mamba, Very Friendly / Susan Lawly, CD VFSL102 (2012) Since Whitehouse split with the departure of Philip

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16/10/2012 nausika

Astromancy: outsider avant-rock / pop with hiphop and funk rhythms and film-noir ambience

Fastest, Astromancy, Galaxy Records, CD (2012) Misfit one-man band Fastest returns with his seventh original full-length album to deliver yet

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