Album Reviews – Page 33

Machinedrum – Vapor City Archives

7.5

A few years back, Travis Stewart started having the same recurring dream. The veteran producer, known best as Machinedrum, was starting to split his time between the U.S. and Europe more…

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9.0

Joris Voorn – Nobody Knows

The dance and electronic genres have been constantly morphing at the speed of light these past several years. As one of the most prominent artists in these genres, Joris Voorn…

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7.5

Sefiros – Dither

Amongst the many submissions in the sludge pile, sometimes a writer receives a project that shouldn't have been there. This album seemingly came out of nowhere and it stopped me…

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9.5

Gorgon City – Sirens

Dance music has enjoyed a healthy number of innovators across all sub-genres over the last year and a half, but only few stand as strongly in the limelight as Gorgon City.…

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8.5

Mansions On The Moon – Mansions On The Moon

If you haven’t heard of LA-via-Virginia Beach quartet Mansions On The Moon yet, look out. These guys are right up there with synth pop bands like Phoenix, Miami Horror, and…

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8.5

John Digweed & Nick Muir – The Traveler

There are some projects that you just know are dangerous in the best way possible, usually composed at those out of the way places in secret. And they just jolt…

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9.0

Figure – Monsters Volume 5

Figure is one music producer whose flow of creativity and content is never ending and consistently quality. Josh Gard's interest in the gore and spectacular effects behind horror films is…

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8.0

Function / Vatican Shadow – Games Have Rules

It's interesting finding out the Function / Vatican Shadow collaborative album, Games Have Rules, was created as a representation of New York City at night. To think of such a…

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8.5

Los Angeles-based producer Jennifer Lee, better known as Tokimonsta, has been around for four years now, delivering an already-impressive discography of serene, hypnotic hip-hop beats. She’s no one-trick pony, though;…

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8.5

Rook Milo – MMVIII

22-year-old Vancouver native Rook Milo is on the rise. He's released exceptional remixes of Drake, Travi$ Scott, and Rich Boy. He’s received attention from forward-thinking labels like Soulection and key players like Ryan…

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9.0

Odesza – In Return

Sometimes an album amazes you because you've never heard anything like it. But the opposite can also happen; an album blows you away because it seems to draw from lots…

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7.5

Krooked Drivers – Finding The Way

Krooked Drivers is a duo out of Denver, and their music embodies a soul-filled electronic funk. The pair, Donnie Dalbora and Maddy O'Neal, just dropped their latest album Finding The…

Archives: Album Reviews

Machinedrum – Vapor City Archives

Joris Voorn – Nobody Knows

Sefiros – Dither

Gorgon City – Sirens

Mansions On The Moon – Mansions On The Moon

John Digweed & Nick Muir – The Traveler

Figure – Monsters Volume 5

Function / Vatican Shadow – Games Have Rules

Tokimonsta – Desiderium

Rook Milo – MMVIII

Odesza – In Return

Krooked Drivers – Finding The Way

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