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07/08/2014 Stuart Marshall

Watch Out For The Silent Types

France Jobin The Illusion Of Infinitesimal FRANCE BASKARU KARU:27 CD (2014) One of the more ‘silent type’ sound art selections

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31/07/2014 nausika

Zo Rel Do: a curious and intriguing mix of drone folk and electro-acoustic improv

Mohammad, Zo Rèl Do, Antifrost, CD AFRO 2064 (2014) Mohammad is a Greek trio employing cello, contrabass and electronics to

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28/07/2014 Ed Pinsent

Fragments Shored against my Ruins

Lucrecia Dalt‘s Syzygy (HUMAN EAR MUSIC HEMK0032) comes across as a record that’s trying to tell me something; it’s studded

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27/07/2014 nausika

Polarlicht: giving us soothing low-key ambient electronic soundscapes

Monolyth & Cobalt, Polarlicht, Time Released Sound, CD TRS041 (2014) In spite of its name which translates from German into

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24/07/2014 nausika

Thought of Two: a successful launch of dark minimalist techno on a long journey

Black Hat, Thought of Two, Hausu Mountain, CD HAUSMO13 (2014) I believe this is the first full-length recording from Black

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11/07/2014 nausika

Darkspace I: setting the controls aiming for the heart of the universe – and finding sheer dark space

Darkspace, Darkspace I, Haunter of the Dark, CD001 (2003) Finally I’ve been able to hear the first album in Darkspace’s

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26/06/2014 nausika

Churches Schools and Guns: minimal electronic soundtrack to a techno-dystopia

Lucy, Churches Schools and Guns, Stroboscopic Artefacts, SACD005 (2014) No, “Lucy” isn’t a woman in case you’re wondering: it’s a

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08/06/2014 Stuart Marshall

Three Shades of Black

Kangding Ray The Pentaki Slopes GERMANY RASTER-NOTON R-N 145 12″ VINYL (2012) Twilight soundscaper David Letellier steps inscrutably into play

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27/05/2014 nausika

The Calling of Hell: where Hell exists in far realms of the universe

Alturaz, The Calling of Hell, Soulthief Musick, CDR (2014) A most curious object this CDR from San Francisco act Alturaz

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20/05/2014 nausika

The Infinity Dub Sessions: an uneven set of dark desperate dub techno minimalism

Deadbeat and Paul St Hilaire, The Infinity Dub Sessions, BLKRTZ, CD BLKRTZ008 (2014) Although this CD represents their first studio

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