Album Reviews – Page 18

Fabric presents: Chase & Status RTRN II FABRIC

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In the final weeks of September, Chase & Status unveiled the explosive and gritty single "Engage" in anticipation of their just released mix Fabric presents: Chase & Status RTRN II FABRIC mix.…

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Gadget & The Cloud—Things I'll Never Say

Cork, Ireland-based electronic producer Gadget & The Cloud is back with their sophomore EP Things I'll Never Say. Following up on here last project, 2018's Songs for Sad People to Dance To,…

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Mat Zo—Illusion of Depth

One of electronic music’s most eclectic minds Mat Zo celebrates the release of his third studio album Illusion of Depth, available to ears worldwide today by way of the producers’ historic home…

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Claire Reneé – IF I

The new IF I EP from singer/songwriter/dancer Claire Reneé is a luxe nu-soul set that finds its way into the world, just as the R&B subgenre starts to crane its glance…

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Ailbhe Reddy − Personal History

There is a certain irony to debut albums. Meant to signify a new beginning, they're often touted as an artist's one true blueprint—the foundation for everything else that is yet…

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Tempesst—Must Be a Dream

Psych-rock band Tempesst is the combination of musical prowess from all around the globe. The core of the group consists of Australia-born twin brothers Toma and Andy Banjanin, who together…

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Linn Elisabet — Fac ut Ardeat / Made to Burn

Sweden born, Berlin based DJ and producer Linn Elisabet has released a new LP via Acts Of Rebellion. Released in a limited edition 12” format, the LP consists of six…

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Jaden—CTV3: Cool Tape Vol. 3

The young "ICON", Jaden Smith, adds a new installment to his Cool Tape series with his latest effort, CTV3: Cool Tapes Vol. 3, a 17-track follow-up to 2018's A Sunset Tapes: A Cool…

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Danger Incorporated – Hackers of the World Unite

In the context of our global, shared feelings of political failure and uncertainty for what the future holds, Atlanta's electronic hip-hop duo, Danger Incorporated align their own future and the…

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After months of teasing and anticipation, one of Dublin's hottest up and coming DJs and producers, Marcus Woods, has finally released his debut album Self-Portraits. Relaunder the Burner Records banner he co-founded with his musical family…

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Knucks – London Class EP

Knucks gives fans a deeper look into the man in the machine with his lavishly futuristic EP London Class. Coming into this year, the Northwest London rapper showed that he…

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Black Noi$e – Oblivion

Detroit-based producer, Black Noi$e has returned with his second full-length commercial project, Oblivion: a frequently icy, space traveling collection of his production catered for a host of features from artists…

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Fabric presents: Chase & Status RTRN II FABRIC

Gadget & The Cloud—Things I'll Never Say

Mat Zo—Illusion of Depth

Claire Reneé – IF I

Ailbhe Reddy − Personal History

Tempesst—Must Be a Dream

Linn Elisabet — Fac ut Ardeat / Made to Burn

Jaden—CTV3: Cool Tape Vol. 3

Marcus Woods – Self-Portrait

Knucks – London Class EP

Black Noi$e – Oblivion

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