This four-track EP emerges from a friendship that unexpectedly blossomed between Marcus Marr and Chet Faker online, after they exchanged com...

Walls & Dimensions marks Scott Monteith's tenth full-length release as Deadbeat. Reportedly, this album apparently arose in the wake of mult...

In 2002, Atom™ and Burnt Friedman, together known at Flanger, received unanimously positive reviews for their Ninja Tune release, Inner Spac...

Prior to this self titled Inverted Dancefloor release, New Zealander Bevan Smith has performed as Signer and Aspen, in addition to being a m...

Jamal Moss, aka Hieroglyphic Being, aka Insane Black Man (IBM) is best known for creating music that draws from EDM and industrial influence...

Changes is an album that synthesizes the past and present of electronic music seamlessly as part of a cohesive, vibrant whole. Joe McBride,...

Nils Frahm's musical curation of the latest edition of Late Night Tales leans on the side of the slow burning, the meditative and the hypnot...

Bassilus C's Brain Damage is a subdued release with noir-ish leanings. Despite featuring compositions that are techno-oriented, this is not...

Deadbeat's The Jacks EP first revisits his beloved 2008 track "Grounation (Berghain Drum Jack)" with a similarly titled "Berghain Drum Jack...

Kieran Hebden, aka Four Tet, released his latest album Morning/Evening digitally ahead of its physical release date, but just in time for th...

Hot Chip's sixth studio album, Why Make Sense?, marks a departure from a number of characteristics that have defined the band over time. To...

Having reviewed Braille's previous Everyone's Crazy EP, I thought I knew what to expect; my only critique of it was that it created paramete...

John Frusciante's initial solo releases, dating back to the early '90s, were often eclipsed by a number of factors that had no relation to t...

Patrick Perez's self-released Synths & Memories EP delivers a collection of six solid tracks. The compositions are unified by frosty, crisp-...

NYC producer Braille, otherwise known as Praveen Sharma (half of the Sepalcure duo), has just dropped the Everyone's Crazy EP as the first o...

The Notwist's latest album, Messier Objects, is a collection of instrumental compositions culled from the scores they generated for various...

If Bjørn Torske's Nedi Myra album offered its listeners instant gratification, Trøbbel often insists on delayed gratification. Which is to s...

The reissue of Bjørn Torske's 1998 release Nedi Myra is an essential listen. Each of the album's eight tracks offers intricate arrangements...

Submotion Orchestra's latest release Alium features full, often luscious production. Strings, vibes and brass instruments can be heard on mo...

Sau Poler's Paradoxes Of Progress EP has a distinctly breezy, organic feel that traverses one song to the next. Unfortunately, the five trac...