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Tag: electronic

29/03/2013 nausika

Cendre: beautiful music trapped in land of Melancholia

Fennesz + Sakamoto, Cendre, Touch, CD TONE-32 (2007) Sometimes I wonder if I’m missing out on much by various artists

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21/03/2013 nausika

Fabriksampler V4: winding its way through different musical territories of Elektronikopia

Various Artists, Fabriksampler V4, Pharmafabrik, PFCD020  (2011) Featuring acts from several countries in Europe and from South Africa, this is

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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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28/02/2013 nausika

Go Back to the Sirius: voyage into multi-dimensional psychedelic realms

VagusNerve, Go Back to the Sirius, Utech Records, URCD073 (2012) Are they serious? No way would you want to return

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25/02/2013 nausika

In Memoriam J. G. Ballard: muzak soundtrack to Ballard’s novels

Altieri / Balestrazzi / Becuzzi, In Memoriam J. G. Ballard, Old Europa Cafe AVS, OECD 159 (2012) First work dedicated

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09/02/2013 Ed Pinsent

Making of Rainbows

Nine Inch Snails Slugfield may be a pretty repulsive name, and an album title like Slime Zone (PNL RECORDS PNL008)

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03/02/2013 Ed Pinsent

Forbidden Generosity

Not one but three bass clarinets can be heard on The Name By Which The World Knows Them (PEIRA 13),

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27/01/2013 Ed Pinsent

Universal is Born

The lovely EM Records label in Japan has been busy with more of its characteristically wonderful reissues of scarce, choice

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