Defrag, “Drown”
Jeff Dodson applies his skills in sound design to create ornate electronic music that retains feeling and accessibility despite it’s complexity.
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Author: alex
Tracks: September 30th, 2014
Back from Chicago with a coupla new jammy jams from Rotersand, Kevorkian Death Cycle, Animal Bodies and White Christian Male.
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Blush Response, “Desire Machines”
New York’s Blush Response show intense focus and an emphasis on sound design on their latest LP.
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Sebastian Komor, “Vikings, Thrones & Dragonbones”
The prolific producer indulges his orchestral jones on this new suite that finds a balance between composition and full on club stompers.
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Steril, “Misanthrop”
The new album from fan-favourite German industrial group Steril succeeds by sounding pretty much how anyone who likes Steril would want it to sound.
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Replicas: Executive Slacks, self-titled EP
The reissue of the debut by the Philly art-punks is some very strange, very tense and oddly funky stuff.
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Koban, “VIDE”
The Vancouver post-punk duo ratchet up the tension and go for dark grandeur on their latest EP.
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Tracks: September 2nd, 2014
New jams from Rabbit Junk and Deathaus, a collab between Haujobb and The Horrorist and a remix of TSTI by DSX!
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We Have a Technical #28: All Manner of Jovial Whatnots
It’s a flashback to our first two episodes, as Alex assembles their best moments into a whole new (well okay, mostly old but largely unheard) experience!
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Observer: August 27th, 2014
We take a listen to three new releases from Randolph & Mortimer, Hätz and VHS Glitch.
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Integral, “Sercosa”
German duo Integral pull off some impressive sleight of hand on an album that hovers somewhere between technoid and ambient, and between solid and incorporeal.
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Tracks: August 25th, 2014
Tossin’ some dirt on the grave of Summer 2014 with tunes from And One, Celldöd, Leaether Strip, Gin Devo and Haunted Horses.
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The Klinik, “The Klinik 84 91”
The 8 CD copilation of the seminal EBM project collects most of their material from the 80s, and reminds us of exactly why they’ve stayed so difficult to quantify.
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Cute Heels, “Spiritual”
Dark Entries issues an LP from the Belgian techno and body music project that has a distinctly different take on older genre sounds.
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Cocksure, “T.V.M.A.L.S.V.”
Chris Connelly and Jason Novak team-up to bring some weirdness and sleaze on the debut LP from their Cocksure project.
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