Album Reviews – Page 41

Prodigy & Alchemist – Albert Einstein

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Prodigy knew Alchemist was special after listening to ten seconds of his beats. The two hip-hop artists met in the ‘90s through mutual acquaintance DJ Muggs, the Cypress Hill producer…

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9.0

Disclosure – Settle

Over the past few weeks UK brothers, Guy and Lawrence Howard, better known to us as Disclosure, have been teasing and pleasing us with a slew of singles off their…

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Daft Punk – Random Access Memories

Five years and one inflated recording budget later, Daft Punk's fourth studio album Random Access Memories has finally hit the shelves in a display of major label fireworks. So captivating…

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Songwriter Devon Welsh and producer Matthew Otto are two individuals that collectively create Majical Cloudz, a Montreal-based entity that values emptiness and simplicity. We were all introduced to our first taste of…

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Bibio – Silver Wilkinson

If you've been listening to British producer Bibio (aka Stephen Wilkinson) long enough, by now you might really feel as though you know the guy–or know his music well enough…

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7.5

Steffi – Panorama Bar 05

Techno & deep house Dutch-ess Steffi Doms holds the title of esteemed selector for Panorama Bar. As a resident and compilation dedicated to her seven years, Steffi releases the fifth…

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Chance the Rapper – Acid Rap

It seems like a bit of a contradiction to critique hip-hop, a genre built on the reinvention of sound, for its lack of originality; yet, it has grown into something…

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8.5

Substantial – Jackin' Jill

The public has seen the emergence of a newly trend of upcoming talent paying homage to their hip-hop icons by crafting tribute albums. Elzhi’s Elmatic and Fashawn’s Ode To Illmatic are…

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7.5

Clouds – Man Out of Dubs

If the haunted voice behind Tannhauser Acid Works told us anything, it's that Scottish duo Clouds are exactly what the name implies. Their Turbo laden catalog has seen them float over current trends and…

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Kastle – Kastle

San Francisco producer Barrett Richards has been making music for many years under a few different musical alter egos. His latest project, Kastle, is a slight departure from the hard-hitting…

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8.5

Felix K – Flowers Of Destruction

Felix K, who has been part of the electronic music scene in Berlin since 1995 – and now a luminary, is about to release his debut album on his co-owned…

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The Flaming Lips – The Terror

It's been almost 30 years since The Flaming Lips broke onto the music scene, and we can surely all remember the '90s smash hit "She Don't Use Jelly" (marking their…

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Prodigy & Alchemist – Albert Einstein

Disclosure – Settle

Daft Punk – Random Access Memories

Majical Cloudz – Impersonator

Bibio – Silver Wilkinson

Steffi – Panorama Bar 05

Chance the Rapper – Acid Rap

Substantial – Jackin' Jill

Clouds – Man Out of Dubs

Kastle – Kastle

Felix K – Flowers Of Destruction

The Flaming Lips – The Terror

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