If you're not sure what to make of the increasingly abstract experimentalism of the classic ambient duo Sean Booth and Rob Brown, a conversa...

After three years of winning fans the old fashioned way, troubadour Geoff Berner presents his first full-length CD named for a Winston Churc...

The third album from freaks Justin Harris and Luke Solomon is a serious attempt to produce house music that will be relevant to today's targ...

You know that song? The one from the commercial? Advertisers are betting you do. Or you soon will.This spring, North America heard its first...

Bola returns with a new side-project that has the same brooding melancholy but even more lascivious sounds. "Chamchimzee" was already releas...

It's a new genre in electronic ambience music. This is a delicious sample from Denmark's Thomas Knak. It opens with what sounds like muffled...

Finally, trendy French bistros will have somewhere to turn to for young patrons that want some electronica with their old world charm. Here...

Andrew Pekler's first release as a Berliner (the California native moved to Germany last fall) is a sexy, jazzy, down-tempo recording with a...

You know the '80s electro pop resurgence is final when ex-members of Perfume Tree are recording albums whose anthem track has only one chees...

Just like the compilations of '80s love songs, a sampler of great electronic music is now available in stores. It's pop-ified, which means t...

The Echo Beach dub label started up about five years ago in Hamburg, Germany, inspired by Martha and the Muffin's 1980 new wave hit. The fir...

Mitchell Akiyama (Montreal) communicated with Joshua Treble (Cincinnati) via email, upload, telephone and CDR to produce their first collabo...

It is the digital age, and as we run the risk of an information glut in the multi-channelled universe, so we run the risk of an electronic m...

This album is supposed to be funny, so it's not fair to trash it, and I'll try and get into the swing of things. True, it can be fun to hear...

Isn't it fun listening to art rock bands that also know how to play their instruments and record sound in many varieties and styles? There a...

Listening to this recording is like making slow, tender love to someone you have raised three children with. Gentle acoustic sounds (string...

An epic opening, with heavy bass, distorted vocals and lofty piano rushes, morphs into a more tribal sounding homage to North Africa. I don'...

Home listening for romantic existentialists, this album shares the same sweeping melancholy and reassuring melody combination you'll find on...

Like late Yo La Tengo meets Sigur Rós, this album starts off lovely, slow and sweet with a soft male vocalist singing about girls and a uniq...

Most atmospheric post-rock bands look to the violin for instant depth and credibility, Ribbon Effect does much better with the inclusion of...