Articles by Rob Woo

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  Skalpel

  Konfusion

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2005

  Falling into an ever-declining genre, Skalpel’s early-Cold-War Polish jazz updated with some 21st century breaks is a strange animal, predo...

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  Kirsty Hawkshaw

  Meta Message

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2005

  Kirsty Hawkshaw has worked with some of the best artists from every subgenre of dance music and both her songwriting and her voice have ada...

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  Plaster

  First Aid Kit

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2005

  The premise for Plaster’s music is simple: fun electronic music played live with samplers, synths and a drum kit — and it actually manages...

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  Press

  The Fine Art of a White Label

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2005

  To be compared to the likes of Leftfield, Underworld, Prodigy and the Chemical Brothers is a mighty accolade, but an empty one if it cannot...

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  One Self

  Children of Possibility

  PUBLISHED Nov 1, 2005

  Born from six years touring as the Russian Percussion Orchestra, One Self is the collaboration between DJ Vadim, Blu Rum 13 from Kid Koala’...

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  Morcheeba

  The Antidote

  PUBLISHED Nov 1, 2005

  Their first album since the loss of singer Skye Edwards due to artistic differences and a departure from Warner to Echo Records, the Godfre...

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  The Designed Disorder / Various

  Autonomous Addicts

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2005

  The Designed Disorder are an IDM promotion and production alliance who emerged in ’98 and steadily expanded a fan base for their shows in t...

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  Léonard de Léonard

  2

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2005

  This is the most refreshing album so far this year, so it’s sad that it’ll probably stay hidden in stores. Léonard fuses a plethora of elec...