Presenting Cocktail and Sports, a new fanzine and mix series.
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Presenting Cocktail Sports
Presenting Cocktail and Sports, a new fanzine and mix series.
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Woe to the uncompromising artist: For the love of Shackleton
Looking back over the career of one of the most innovative electronic dance floor artists of our generation and how his uncompromising efforts continue to set a tone apart from the rest.
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Flammer Dance Band – Mer / Holder Rytme
Between drums, bass and percussion, Flammer Dance Band evoke the sounds of seventies fusion, channeling it onto a modern aesthetic, where a dance floor emerges in some mycelial haze.
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Unknown – Blank 001
It’s not breaking any molds for the Full Pupp franchise, but together Øyvind Morken and Fango have ushered in something that could be developed with a more concise effort, dedicated to the demands of the dance floor,
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DJ Spacebear – Vintage Acid Files Pt1
Vintage Acid Files (Part 1) finds DJ Spacebear digging through the archives with two tracks that have a timeless quality to them.
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The Soft Pink Truth – Shall We Go On Shining so Grace May Increase?
Shall We Go On Shining so Grace May Increase? is a severe departure from The Soft Pink Truth’s earlier works, and evokes joy and solemnity in a concept influenced by melancholy.
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A window into the abstract: An interview with Michael Vallera
Dipping into the abstract sounds of Michael Vallera on Window In. We find out more about the artist behind this striking work through an extensive Q&A.
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Lindstrøm – Live at Henie Onstad Kunstsenter
Lindstrøm’s first live record drifts between live album and progressive concept album, but without the performance aspect, it is wanting.
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Raaja Bones – Boardwalks
Raaja Bones takes the listener on a veritable journey to an exotic paradise during a time of closed borders and grounded planes.
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Anti-Social Music: A Q&A with Beau Wanzer
Beau Wanzer talks about influences, his prolific output, work and music during a time of isolation.
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