Solenoid – Supernature (Orac)
Supernature, Solenoid’ fourth full-length, departs from Orac’ recent glitch-laden offerings with a refreshing exploration of…
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Reminder – Continuum (Eastern Developments)
Having contributed bass magic to releases by Town and Country, Tortoise, Godspeed You! Black Emperor,…
Sinner DC – Mount Age (Ai)
Mount Age, Sinner DC’ second album and first for Ai Records, merges the sleek propulsion…
Badawi – Safe (Asphodel)
Ably abetted by a stellar cast of musicians associated with the New York jazz scene…
Fazzini – Sulphur, Glue The Star (Locust Music)
Just as there are never crests without troughs in a wave, the knotty, gnarled folk…
Ellen Allien & Apparat – Orchestra of Bubbles (Bpitch Control)
Orchestra Of Bubbles is life-affirming music in the most wide-eyed of senses. Sweaty, throbbing electro…
Posthuman – The Peoples Republic (Seed Records)
Originally hailing from Edinburgh but now London based, cousins Rich Bevan and Josh Doherty form…
Feu Therese – Feu Therese (Constellation)
Feu Therese threaten to overload the circuits with the bevy of instruments they cram into…
Laroca – Friends in Far Away Places (Just Music)
This is an album that inspires easy travelling – to lovely, dreamy far-away places (just…
Georgia Anne Muldrow – Worthnothings EP (Stones Throw)
New Stones Throw signing Georgia Anne Muldrow’ debut EP, apparently released to prime fans for…
Francisco Lopez – Untitled #164 (Nsounds)
There’ an alarming rate with which Francisco Lopez can realise quality materials and have them…
John Hegre & Maja Ratkje – Ballads (Dekorder)
Far in the artic circle, the Nordic noise and improv scene has produced some impressively…
International Peoples Gang – Action Painting (Em:t)
It’s argued by many, that the time for collage as a primary means of expression…
Sodacake – Do You Read Me (Red Ears Music)
Sodacake are an Australian duo with a penchant for classical and electronic music, and on…
Jackie-O-Motherfucker – Flags Of The Sacred Harp (ATP/Inertia)
Jackie-O-Motherfucker’ Flags Of The Sacred Harp is a welcoming album; you’re drawn into it’s mesmerising…