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Tropic of Cancer – Stop Suffering [BLACKEST049]
Blackest Ever Black have performed an interesting exercise in issuing this new 12″ from Tropic Of Cancer along with the Archive: The Downwards Singles collection; as it allows you to hear first-hand...
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VA – Alien Galaxy Builder [LSD016]
Brand new triple LP pressing of rare and obscure oddities from Light Sounds Dark! listen
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Kane Ikin – Sensory Memory [EVR022]
Sensory Memory’ marks the second installment on Echovolt’s brand new series of mini-albums that has opened them up to more experimental fare. Kane Ikin is an experimental musician from Melbourne....
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VA – Elsewhere MCMXIII [ICI003]
Elsewhere MCMXIII is a 12 track journey of future retro oddities that navigates through different waves of electronic territories, all that with a taste for experimentation while being great to dance...
View ArticleVA – Uniformity of Nature EP [DET002]
Uniformity of Nature, the second release on Prague based Detach Recordings, marks an exciting collaboration between Romanian producer DYL, Senking from Raster/Noton and DB1 from Hidden Hawaii. DYL...
View ArticlePotter Natalizia Zen – Magari [ELP054]
Master synthesists Colin Potter (NWW), Alessio Natalizia (Not Waving) and Guido Zen reprise their supergroup for Ecstatic with a seductively serpentine follow-up to their superb debut from a couple of...
View ArticleDon’t DJ & NWAQ – Fashion [MEA033]
Ahead of the Meakusma Festival 2019, Don’t DJ and NWAQ did an artist residency developing new music together from scratch. Their resulting performance at the festival was a mesmerizing descent into the...
View ArticleCub – The Dynamic Unconscious [LIES173]
Karl O’Connor (Regis) and Simon Shreeve (Kryptic Minds/Osirus Music/Downwards) team up again for a menacing four song EP of broken beat electronics. The perfect amalgamation of O’Connor’s and Shreeve’s...
View ArticleGalaxian – We Are Power LP [SHIPLP09/DOWN6]
“We Are Power”, Galaxian’s first album in over a decade, cuts a new path. On this Foul-Up and Shipwrec joint release, Mark Kastner presents a rumination on the confrontation and power clash between...
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