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EP Review: Get Together III – Form & Terra Records

The journey moves into its next chapter, as four artists cometogether once again to bring the many colors of electronic music to life. modul808 opens the journey with deep, warm…

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Album Review: Nigh/T\mare – Through

Nigh/T\mare is the brainchild of Italian artist and producer Giuseppe Sciretti, who sets out to channel a unique blend of dark aesthetics, lush atmospherics, and techno beats, making for a distinct,…

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Album Review: Scan 7 – Dark Territory

Patience is a virtue well-rewarded in techno; finding the right groove to build on then holding your nerve long enough to pay off the wait at the optimum moment is…

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Album Review: James Last – Funky Music

There are people who think that the terms JAMES LAST and FUNKY MUSIC cannot be used in the same sentence. These people may know James Last, but they certainly don’t…

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Album Review: us & sparkles – When The Birds Kick In

A red sun sparkles through heaven’s space with a slate-colored haze: When The Bird Kicks In marks the departure towards a new vibe within the us & sparkles universe: warm pigments, woody…

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EP Review: Aszent – Black Dots

Get ready to vibe with Aszent, the techno duo known for their electrifying live performances and expert hardware wizardry. They’re back with their latest creation, “Black Dots EP,” set to…

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Album Review: Mieke Miami – Birdland (Edition DUR 19)

Mieke Miami is a multi-instrumentalist, singer and producer originally from Hamburg, but now based in the working-class, so-called “artist enclave” of Luckenwalde, in the state of Brandenburg, southwest of Berlin.…

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EP Review: Millsart – Powerland

Part 6 in the Axis Expressionist series The relationship between our star, the source that gives us life and the land we occupy during this transcendental process is one…

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EP Review: AMAS and KONSTANTIN KOST – Odessa

How do we live in times when nothing seems safe, how do we listen to music when rockets and bullets make the air scream, how do we produce music when…

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Album Review: Jack Rock – Explorations of a fourth dimension

Electronic music was always the sound of the future. Imagined soundtracks of what the world could be. The music of technology mirrored our utopian visions of the new possibilities, ideas…

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