Category: Reviews

Lucy and Rrose are significant architects in this new paradigm of electronic music. Individually they distort, manipulate and redefine the

Chihei Hatakeyama’s music spills out at you from some impossible reverie, creating a tangible dreamscape in music from some distant

If Adam Curtis is right and we are indeed living within a broken a system where the economy is a

Benjamin Finger’s 10 marks the artist’s tenth contribution to the album format with a collection of songs that once again

After debuting in the LP format earlier this year, Bookworms returns to the EP format for Anòmia with Standards of

CAM’s Mirror Confrontations gestates out of the primordial ooze of improvisations with Foetus coming to life around incandescent frequencies feeding

The term experimental is passed around music today like that moralistic social media comment that everybody’s eager to align with,

Composer is a work that calls into question the validity of its title by asking how much of what we

Hollow percussion, appearing as a fog out of some cavernous consciousness, beats against the unrelenting whine of feedback that eventually

Lumisokea are today at the forefront of a very intriguing and exciting development in electronic music. At a time when