Third Attempt finds a way off the dance floor and some quietude in the noise on his latest album, World is too loud. We talk to the artist behind the album about this latest evolution in his work.
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Third Attempt finds a way off the dance floor and some quietude in the noise on his latest album, World is too loud. We talk to the artist behind the album about this latest evolution in his work.
Continue readingPeder Simonsen from the microtonal tuba trio, Microtub talks in depth about the physicality of the harmonic series, Robin Hayward and the working outside traditions on their last LP Chronic Shift.
Continue readingOut of the murky synthetic texture of acidic bass contortions, reckless break beats arrangements and crisp, stabbing chords, emerges the Glaswegian producer, Alexander Hay as The Burrell Connection. Releasing a record a year since 2015, Hay has tentatively introduced the world to a sound which in 2018 hit its stride
Continue readingGoogle, Imatra Finland. The screen projects a mural of picturesque views, snow-capped furs, bavarian-style castles, billowing rivers in autumn and scenic forest landscapes. Like something from a Grimm Brothers fairy tale, there’s something incredibly surreal and yet completely tangible about the Finnish hamlet from the computer screen. It’s the kind
Continue readingSteven Rutter from B12 has had a complicated history with electronic music. What should have installed him an Mike Golding into the annals of music, never really transpired, even though their records like Electro Soma and Time Tourist are considered modern classics today. We talk to Steven Rutter about how
Continue readingRobin Crafoord is an artist, a DJ, and a facilitator and he warrants as one of the most innovative and progressive figures in Oslo’s electronic music scene. His musical career has been defined by a kind of all-encompassing machine music that has gone from Italo to Techno, and has always
Continue readingIn our digital age, music is no longer even a commodity item. It’s artistic value has long ago been monetised, but in the present it barely holds any commercial significance. Music being streamed, downloaded and even bought on a physical format like vinyl or CD, has no monetary value significance
Continue readingBorn into one of the most prolific regions and eras of electronic music, Kolbjørn Lyslo represents a community of DJs and producers that has probably been the most creatively fertile per square mile, and that’s including Detroit and Chicago. Growing up in Tromsø in the eighties, Kollbjørn was the younger
Continue readingOne day, during a torrential rainstorm in Sydney, Australia, Adrian Burns felt particularly inspired to make some music. With the internet down and his day job resigned to the back of his mind he felt a creative urge nudge at him. It had been two years since his last self-released
Continue readingCold, industrial noises interject cold stark planes, with a thinly veiled layer of frost entombing the fragile sounds in their own resonances. Like a lifeless radar station starts spreading a dormant signal after years of inactivity, Per Martinsen’s latest project WAVE∞FORM slowly gestates into life. A wholly ambient project, WAVE∞FORM
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