The Presets – Beams (Modular)
Kim Moyes and Julian Hamilton’ latest project splits audiences. When demo CDs began circulating a…
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Michael Andrews – Me You & Everyone We Know OST (Everloving)
Miranda July’s stunning debut feature film Me You & Everyone We Know is a wonderfully…
Avia Gardner РMore Than Tongue Can Tell & D̩sormais РDead Letters To Lost Friends (Intr_version)
Mitchell Akiyama weighs in with two radically different but equally accomplished releases on his intr_version…
Sutekh – Born Again (Leaf)
Could there possibly be a better remixer than reigning glitch-funk meister Sutekh? Probably not, based…
Nine Horses – Snow Borne Sorrow (Samadhi Sound)
Honestly now, of those whose 1981 listening regimen included Japan’s Tin Drum, how many would…
Flanger – Spirituals (Nonplace)
The production methodology for their latest project differs little from before Uwe Schmidt (aka Atom…
DJ Koze – Kosi Comes Around (Kompakt)
Judging by his ubiquitous presence on any number of Kompakt compilations, mixes, and EPs, the…
Run Return – Metro North (n5md)
A remarkable “instrumental rock’ release that more than delivers on the promise of Run Return’…
Deaf Center – Pale Ravine (Type)
Norwegians Erik Skodvin and Otto Totland (aka Deaf Center) take a huge step beyond their…
Stromba – The Sitting Room (Fat Cat)
Stromba’s debut album for Fat Cat came out earlier in the year but it wasn’t…
Mice Parade – Bem-Vinde Vontade (Fat Cat)
I have to admit that I hated this album when it first came out. Its…
Jackie-O Motherfucker – Fig.5 and Liberation (All Tomorrow’ Parties)
These ATP reissues are certainly timely. Fig.5 and Liberation, recorded in 2000 and 2001 respectively,…
Shadow Huntaz – Valley of the Shadow (Skam)
By any measure it has been a pretty lean year for forward thinking hip-hop albums.…
Various Artists – Symbiotic II (Sensory Projects)
The new compilation from Melbourne’s Symbiotic collective is finally out. The last compilation eclipsed the…