Sven Laux has just launched his new label Seasides On Postcards and the inaugural release is from compatriot M. Rahn, entitled Paradise Is Closed. It’s a digital only release, featuring the Dub Electronica… Continue reading
Koral Ptach and Wiktor Kurc are Pemë a new offering from Poland and a new offering from Etoka Records. The inspiration for this delightful 5 track EP is Kodama small ghost-like spirits that inhabit trees in… Continue reading
Mykja’s Climate Change presents a suite of dub techno that’s not afraid to use quite a bit of spiky shrapnel in the mix, or to strongly misuse a Nick Cave line, every now… Continue reading
Ever after something that little bit different, we were refreshingly surprised to discover ‘Radio Days’ by Danish artist Uffe, more so that it doesn’t sound quite like the punk-rock cover image! Radio… Continue reading
Since its beginnings in 2014, we’ve been impressed with Rhythm Section’s output which is an unhurried collection of high-quality jazz and funk fueled Deep House. Al Dobson’s ‘Rye Lane Versions’ is a particular… Continue reading
So that’s it then, another year over and done with and the flurry of year end lists come in. We’ve done ours – a twenty-five strong list of our favourite… Continue reading
Yes these guys are still going and their latest record ‘4’ is some of the best work they’ve ever done. I’ve long been an admirer of Satta, a warm and colourful experimental dub… Continue reading
This week we discovered the eponymous release by A Forest Mighty Black, out recently on Drumpoet Community and we’ve been struggling to find a reason to change the record. It’s literally been on… Continue reading
For the next Grounding Sounds show, we welcome Peter Van Cooten who runs the Ambient Blog (www.ambientblog.net). The site offers regularly updated coverage of the modern ambient music scene, with a carefully curated… Continue reading
For the next edition of Grounding Sounds, we welcome The Green Kingdom for a two part show. Hailing from Detroit in the US, Michael Cottone established The Green Kingdom as a means to… Continue reading
