Review: Fragile X – Human Condition
Critics of electronic music often make the argument that it somehow lacks soul; that without the instrumentation that they are …
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Review: Kinbrae & Clare Archibald – Birl of Unmap
Time, place, change. Massive themes which to capture and explore through art, music or literature takes skill but more importantly …
Review: Galán/Vogt – The Sweet Wait
Ambient composer Pepo Galán and Australian artist Karen Vogt have come together to create a piece of work that is …
Review: Scissorgun – Psychological Colouring Book
There are a lot of similarities between Factory Records and Cue Dot Records. There’s the DIY attitude, northern in spirit, …
Interview with Manu Delago
Manu Delago is an internationally renown composer and handpan player. His new album Environ Me is a unique, thought-provoking album …
Review: AVAWAVES – Chrysalis
Chrysalis is the new album from virtuoso duo AVAWAVES, one of the most brilliantly talented acts making music today. And …
Review: THE MIILLION – The Beat Up
Art upon art is art. Art inside of art is art. There is no right or wrong way to make …
Review: Forest Robots – Horst & Graben
Ambient music serves all kinds of purposes, as much as any art can be considered to have a ‘purpose’ beyond …
Review: R.Seiliog – Ash Dome
David Nash is an artist and sculptor based in Blaenau Ffestiniog in Wales. Robin Edwards aka R.Seiliog is a musician …
Review: Dakota Jones – Black Light
Funky bassline, hammering and crashing cymbals and a silky smooth vocal with an opening lyric that grabs your attention – …
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