MUTE unveil ‘Statement against MPEG culture!’
Record Label MUTE have teamed up with Dirty Electronics and designer/ writer Adrian Shaughnessy to create the MUTE Synth II. The battery powered synth features a small patch
Stream Dauwd’s new EP for Kompakt in full
US-born, Wales-raised and now London-based producer Dauwd is set to drop a new EP on the ever-reliable Kompakt record label next week, and you can hear to the two-track effort
The Man Behind the Machine – Feature on Steve Rachmad aka STERAC
Having been at the forefront of international dance music for the past 25-odd years, Steve Rachmad is a man who requires little introduction. Credited with bringing Detroit to Am
Amazing Radio review Nuage’s “Prints Of You” LP
Mark Ryan of Amazing Radio gives a great review of Nuage’s latest LP “Prints Of You” (Out now via Translation Records). “Nuage’s ‘Prints Of YouR
Earmilk premieres Nuage’s latest track “Waterfalls!”
Earmilk give an exclusive premiere of Nuage’s Track, “Waterfalls,” taken from his latest LP “Prints Of You.” “The track brilliantly brings every
TP MIX #105- Mixhell
Consisting of ex-Sepultura drummer Iggor Cavalera, his DJ wife Laima Leyton and renowned bassist Max Blum, Mixhell is remarkable for its ability to blend many disparate elements in
XLR8R premiere Leon Inc.’s debut single “Microfibre”
“The track shows off Leon’s stunning hooks and melodies in a kaleidoscopic array of synths and groove-led beats.” XLR8R Listen/ download “Microfibre”
Review: Dengue Dengue Dengue- Siete Raíces
In English class, we were told time and time again that the title of the project was equally important as the text, and unfortunately, often neglected. I’ve come to find this
Interview: We talk to Guns of Seneca about their album ‘Citizens of the Universe’
Louisiana-based, experimental trio Guns of Seneca recently released Citizens of the Universe – a collection of music with intrepid compositions and meteorological reaches. Th
Review: Fox/Soper Duo – Magenta Line
Back in circa 1524 or whenever the hell it was, the leather-jacketed rock critic Lester Bangs wrote that Lou Reed’s Metal Machine Music was the perfect medicine for worst kind of
