Drumcorps – Grist (Ad Noiseam/Cock Rock Disco)
Woah. Heavy. Drumcorps is the grindcore meets breakcore alias of Aaron Spectre, the versatile and…
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Robert Henke – Layering Buddha (Imbalance/Inertia)
FM3’s (Christiaan Virant & Zhang Jian) Buddha Machine, a simple mass-produced loop player the size…
The Mavs – Slightly Smutty EP (12 Apostles)
Kent six-piece The Mavs has taken grime onto the UK indie circuit and, as you…
Cluster – Sowiesoso (Water)
Long unavailable, this krautrock classic has recently been reissued by San Francisco label Water. I…
Bassment – Nothing (self-released)
Bassment’s “Casual Contract’s starts with a shiver of cymbals and a melancholy guitar. If you…
Diafrix – In Tha Place (Beat Broker/MGM)
Melbourne crew Diafrix have been kicking around for a few years now, playing numerous festivals…
Restream – Loopsforstereogram (Lofly)
Brisbane musician Andrew James White released his debut album as Restream early in 2006. Its…
Oren Ambarchi – Suspension (Touch/Fuse Distribution)
The brunt of Ambarchi’ work consists of gracefully looped guitar tones that, although often heavily…
Kid Koala/Amon Tobin/Triosk – The Factory, Marrickville, 10.12.06
Sydney’s newest venue The Factory isn’t as Mancunian in ambience as you might expect, given…
Cut Chemist – The Audience’s Listening (Warner)
Cut Chemist needs no introduction, so it’s a small wonder this is his debut full…
Flying Lotus – 1983 (Plug Research/Inertia)
LA’ Flying Lotus is a man for mixed messages. His nom de plume says psy…
Various Artists – Super Shiny Sydney (Feral Media)
I know that summer has only been with us for a week, but this unassumingly-packaged…
Low Budget – Magnasound (Gentleman’s Relief/Shogun)
Melboune duo Low Budget, consisting of MC Genetik and Polarity have produced their first full-length.…
Because of Ghosts – The Tomorrow We Were Promised Yesterday (Feral Media)
Three months ago, upon first hearing, I thought that this album was disappointing. Six weeks…
Virculum – Songs For Insomniacs (En:peg Digital)
Sydney jazz musician Mark Lau, now based in Manhattan, is Virculum. His debut album exhibits…