Archive for 2016

As the end of year lists continue to roll in, its easy to miss recent essentials that haven’t had enough time to marinate. One album that shouldn’t be neglected is EYE’s vinyl debut on Knekelhuis. Recorded at her Rennes home…

Have been chasing this one for a while. I thank Josh Cheon daily for making the unattainable available via Dark Entries. Over 7 years and 140+ titles, the underground electronic honoring imprint has reissued the likes of Big Ben Tribe,…

Having programmed the Efficient Space compilation Midnite Spares and a string of conceptual mixtapes including this outstanding set of modern Indigenous recordings, András and Instant Peterson share the latest findings of their probe into 90s/00s local house, rave and DnB….

Melbourne’s Krakatau expand on progressive rock, jazz and funk with maximum authenticity. Their lengthy two-sider on Growing Bin navigates black holes and solar flares, emphasizing their own self-taught signature style. Not only do Krakatau make phenomenal records, but they also…

While some record labels are flooding the market, Discos Capablanca is seemingly determined to only slip out the most crucial. In it’s 8 year span, the international network has issued a nominal 10 releases, connecting the dots between disco, kraut,…

For a while now, Albinos has been sending us regular packages from Poiters, France – 12″s of submerged jazzy house and percussion rituals and French funk mixtapes (compiled as Kikifruit), self-released in small quantities on the Astral Soda label. With…

Bringing it back home with Berlin based Melburnian Fantastic Man aka Mic Newman. Newman is moments away from applying his Mind Lotion to Antinote, a home listening alias that will spread across an eight track LP. Alongside Francis Inferno Orchestra,…

Recently Noise In My Head and Butter Sessions collaborated on Domestic Documents Vol 1, the first 2LP in an ongoing series which surveys independent artists who are living and producing Electronic abstractions in Australia. Frequent visitors will recognise a few…