Tel-Aviv exports and protagonists of the scene Dori Sadovnik and Niv Arzi have returned to Phantasy Sound for a second time.
REVIEW Red Axes ‘Sound Test EP’ [Phantasy Sound]
REVIEW Various Artists ‘Permanent Vacation 5’ [Permanent Vacation]
Having braved the world since late November of last year these tracks aren’t a surprise, but since Permanent Vacation is always at the forefront of new and innovative music, this compilation deserves some love.
REVIEW Nandu ‘One Man’s High Is Another Man’s Anxiety’ [Connected]
Rasmus Vincentz Jensen is a firm favourite with Connected listeners. Having released his ‘Another Jam’ EP earlier in 2018 on the label, Nandu, Rasmus' DJ and producer moniker, decided to delve a little deeper into his own personal life with his latest output.
REVIEW Roman Flügel ‘Themes’ [ESP Institute]
In the last twenty years, Flügel has embedded himself into underground society, well-known yet still alternative, his name now synonymous with leftfield, independent creations.
REVIEW Marcus Worgull ‘Love Song EP’ [Innervisions]
The wait is finally over for avid Innervisions fans for the track that’s been haunting dreams and igniting dance floors for months finally has a name.
REVIEW Daniel Brandt ‘Channels’ [Erased Tapes]
Daniel Brandt’s latest album ‘Channels’ is released today, and music lovers are advised to listen. Recorded in both Berlin and London it highlights his keyboard skills, as well as love for tailored percussion and includes a taste of electronic.
REVIEW Atelier ‘Something To Fill An Hour EP’ [Lossless]
For their 18th release, Berlin-based underground electronic music label, Lossless ushers Jas Miszewski & Alexander Inggs into the limelight with a hard-hitting four-tracker with a riveting vocal at its core.
REVIEW Franz Ferdinand ‘Feel the Love Go (Âme Remix)’ [Domino Recording Company]
Blast from the past Scottish sensation Franz Ferdinand came back to the present after a five year hiatus, with ‘Always Ascending’ - an electro-discoesque, pop-rock album that very much holds on tight to what made Franz Ferdinand Franz Ferdinand.
REVIEW Ólafur Arnalds ‘re:member’ [Mercury KX]
To the listener the beauty of an acoustic instrument could be its purity of sound; a wrong note or incomplete tone is just a consequence of its human aspect and therefore not a consequence at all.
REVIEW Toto Chiavetta ‘Harmony Somewhere EP’ [Innervisions]
Less than a year after the release of his highly acclaimed double EP, 'Underground Mental Resurrection', Catanian DJ/Producer Toto Chiavetta is back on Innervisions in full force and with no reservations.
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