Album Reviews – Page 42

Irrelevant – Little Figurines

8.0

London-based bass label Kokeshi are presenting the new Irrelevant LP as a follow up to the Colchester born producer's debut LP, I'll Be Ok released in 2011. The twelve track chillstep…

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9.0

Perhaps – Vol. 2

Sometimes I come across music that is worth explaining in non-linear terms, and new album Vol. 2 by Perhaps is just that. It is pure, experimental music, but the concepts…

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6.5

After nearly a year of touring, Soulclap's resident Nick Monaco delivers his second release with The Stalker EP. A 7 track body of work featuring three original tracks created in Monaco's San Rafael home…

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9.5

Recondite – Hinterland

It’s easy to immediately think of a techno producer as a dance music backer with the necessity to advocate an unyielding cast of musical arrangements meant for restless dance floors.…

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8.5

Lights & Motion – Save Your Heart

It's like watching your own little kid grow up. Through the bad, the good, the ugly, and the beautiful, he still keeps on living. We've known cinematic post-rock multi-instrumentalist Christoffer Franzèn…

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9.5

Mat Zo – Damage Control

Matan Zohar may just be the modern role model for the 21st century producer. He is a child of technology, but a student of the old-school. Equal parts unassuming bedroom…

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7.0

Rameses B – Timeless EP

Rameses B has just released his Timeless EP with the Canadian label Monstercat. Between his chill sounds and some wonderful female vocals on three of the tracks, this EP offers some ambient listening that…

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9.0

Ryan Hemsworth – Guilt Trips

DJ/producer Ryan Hemsworth, or “Remix Ryan Gosling,” has established his foundation in electronic music through many one-off releases, EPs, and mixes that display an intricate blend of trap, chillwave, hip-hop…

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8.5

EPROM – Halflife

You may have heard of EPROM, the stage name of Alexander Dennis. He's that dude that emerged from the underground experimental scene with the hilariously-named track "Regis Chillbin". Though EPROM…

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8.5

Kraak & Smaak – Chrome Waves

Dutch production trio Oscar de Jong, Mark Kneppers and Wim Plug have been preparing for their shiny, smooth and stylish release under the name you might know them better as, Kraak & Smaak. Their fourth album…

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8.0

Pusha T – My Name Is My Name

A solo career is almost an inevitable derivative of any well tenured, great rap duo. OutKast gave us the unlikely emergence of Big Boi and Sir Lucious Left Foot. UGK…

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9.0

Feed Me – Calamari Tuesday

To many dance music artists, the involvement of a mask, costume, or alter ego begins and ends on stage. In Jon Gooch’s case, his creation of the Feed Me character…

Archives: Album Reviews

Irrelevant – Little Figurines

Perhaps – Vol. 2

Nick Monaco – The Stalker

Recondite – Hinterland

Lights & Motion – Save Your Heart

Mat Zo – Damage Control

Rameses B – Timeless EP

Ryan Hemsworth – Guilt Trips

EPROM – Halflife

Kraak & Smaak – Chrome Waves

Pusha T – My Name Is My Name

Feed Me – Calamari Tuesday

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