Today Tessellate Recordings have released their 8th release and this is their fifth physical edition. The label has seen artist albums from Spheruleus, Felix Gebhard, VLNA, Polaroid Notes and now Sustainer as well as compilation… Continue reading
It seems like forever since the Audio Gourmet netlabel released one of their free EPs – we have to delve back to the beginning of the year to find the Polaroid Notes EP… Continue reading
At the beginning of the month, we noticed another EP drop on the Warehouse Decay imprint, with German artist Christian Hoche providing a trio of deep and minimal tracks. These are vintage, early… Continue reading
Lovers of Deep House and the Nu-Jazz movement of the early 2000s will well recall French artist St. Germain for the classic record ‘Tourist‘. Since then, Ludovic Navarre hasn’t exactly flooded the scene with subsequent… Continue reading
It wasn’t a hard decision to grab a copy of Reginald Omas Mamode IV’s latest record ‘All Together EP’. We were drawn to it in seeing Jeen Bassa’s name as a feature on… Continue reading
This morning I’ve just picked up this new one on Talitres by Will Samson and already have a sense that this will be ranking high amongst my favourite records of the year. There’s… Continue reading
I discovered Innertubes by Pools in the summer, at a time when the warm grooves were apt. However, I have at last picked this one up on mp3 having been unable to afford the vinyl… Continue reading
We’ve been fans of Western Skies Motel ever since discovering the artist Soundcloud page a few years back. The sound there was originally a sort of a blend of nostalgic post-rock and country… Continue reading
Recently I decided to delve back through the Serein label’s back catalog and noticed that I’ve missed a real gem in this collaboration between Japanese sound artist Yui Onodera and musician Vadim Bondarenko.… Continue reading
I was very disappointed to learn that I’ve been late in spotting this year’s new album release from DWIG (Die Wiese Im Garten). In 2013, Giegling put out ‘Forget The Pink Elephant’… Continue reading
