Articles by Dimitri Nasrallah

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  Deadbeat

  Roots and Wire

  PUBLISHED Oct 22, 2008

  Every one of this Canadian nu-dub producer’s six albums to date has been unique and Roots and Wire is no exception. For his first record on...

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  Stefan Goldmann

  The Transitory State

  PUBLISHED Oct 22, 2008

  Like Shed and Minilogue, Stefan Goldmann belongs to a new wave of techno producers interested in pushing the more conceptual boundaries of...

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  Lee Jones

  Electronic Frank

  PUBLISHED Oct 22, 2008

  Ever since dropping the subtly brilliant 2006 album Songs For the Gentle as My My (with Nicolas Hoppner), Lee Jones has kept busy at the fo...

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  Pigeon Funk

  The Largest Bird in the History of the Planet… Ever!

  PUBLISHED Oct 22, 2008

  Pigeon Funk is the demented brainchild of two West coast glitch techno veterans, Sutekh (aka Seth Horvitz) and Kit Clayton (aka Joshua Kit...

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  Ryoji Ikeda

  Test Pattern

  PUBLISHED Sep 27, 2008

  Japan’s leading micro-sound composer, Ryoji Ikeda has never produced anything less than challenging over the course of his 13-year career,...

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  Shed

  Shedding the Past

  PUBLISHED Sep 27, 2008

  Shedding the Past hits shelves and hard drives as one of the most hotly anticipated debut techno albums of the fall season, and for good re...

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  Tussle

  Cream Cuts

  PUBLISHED Sep 27, 2008

  San Francisco’s Tussle have been releasing material since 2003, and in that time they’ve delivered two albums and a handful of EPs that hav...

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  Kraftwerk

  Kraftwerk and the Electronic Revolution

  PUBLISHED Sep 26, 2008

  A conceptual group like Kraftwerk didn’t emerge from a vacuum, and the makers of Kraftwerk and the Electronic Revolution go to great length...