Zucchini Drive – Being Kurtwood (2nd Rec)
Though Zucchini Drive partners Tom de Geeter (Cavemen Speak) and Marcus Graap (Stacs of Stamina)…
Browsing: Reviews
Ms. John Soda – Notes & The Like (Morr Music/Inertia)
If nothing on Notes and The Like rocks quite as hard as No P. or…
Koolism – New Old Ground (Invada)
Recorded and released in record time, Koolism’ third album is overlong and unnecessarily bulked out,…
Steinbruchel – Opaque (+re) (Room40)
In 2003 Steinbruchel was commissioned to produce a surround sound piece for a Swiss festival…
Mikkel Metal – Victimiser (Kompakt)
From Copenhagen via Cologne comes the second full length album from Mikkel Meldgaard. Having put…
Carl Craig – Album Formerly Known As (Planet E/Rush Hour)
This album is the equivalent of a software upgrade, somewhat debugged and sporting a few…
Man – Helping Hand (Sub Rosa)
Helping Hand displays a variety of sci-fi bleeps, hisses, drones, and growls which are processed…
Tokyo Mask – Backbone (Low Impedance Recordings)
Athenian producer Kostas Karamitas delves into dark and fearsome territory with his debut Backbone EP;…
Pridon – New Stein (Low Impedance Recordings)
It’s hard not to notice the marked similarities between the work of Brighton producer Pridon…
Ariel Pink – Haunted Graffiti 5 House Arrest (Paw Tracks)
Ariel Pink is a terrible man. He is trapped in a land populated by heartfelt…
Vorpal – An Incomplete Guide To Vorpal Music (Cock Rock Disco)
It’s Pittsburgh based Vorpal’ debut release, an intriguing dilapidated vaguely playful sounding break beat effort…
The Chap – Ham (Lo Recordings/Popfrenzy) (another review)
Four tracks in, it would be easy enough dismiss Ham – The Chap’ feisty follow-up…
Various Artists – Untitled Songs (SIRR)
This double cd set from Portuguese label Sirr uses Karlheinz Stockhausen’ Gesang der Junglinge as…
Uncle E – Deep In The Bushes (Antboy)
It’s hard to know exactly what Deep in the Bushes is. And that’s what makes…
Matthew Herbert – Plat du jour (Accidental/ Inertia)
It’s a concept album about food, though more of a political and sociological protest album…