As Maxmillion Dunbar, Andrew Field-Pickering funnels post-modern pastiche through a filter of maximalist enthusiasm, producing some of the most vibrant and ADD-dance music out there.
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Bobby Power
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Maxmillion Dunbar, “House of Woo”
Ethernet, “Opus 2″
Tim Grey, Portland’s purveyor of minimally invasive techno, returns with Opus 2, a haunted batch of textured tones, hushed beats and fluid action.
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Half-Assing it All The Way: Bobby Power’s 2012
Best Album Loscil, “Sketches from New Brighton” (Kranky) Having already sung my praises of Sketches from New Brighton, those same “dusty aural moods” and “ghostly atmospheres” are just as affecting now at the end of 2012. It’s doesn’t hurt that these cold sounds are making the rounds again in my headphones now that the winter months...
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Lucrecia Dalt, “Commotus”
Commotus, the second LP from Barcelona-based noir pop songstress Lucrecia Dalt, takes the minimalist’s route throughout its twelve beauti bizarre scenes.
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Holly Herndon, “Movement”
Released by the unblemished tastemakers of RVNG Intl., Movement is newcomer Holly Herndon’s debut LP.
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Derek Rogers, “Mist & Drift” tape
Derek Rogers has been at the game for quite some time now, crafting some of the most curious sonic spaces full of despair and beauty through elegance.
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Marielle V. Jakobsons, “Glass Canyon”
You’re probably already familiar with Marielle Jakobsons’ without even realizing it.
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Steve Hauschildt, “Sequitur”
Steve Hauschildt, resident synth extraordinaire of Cleveland’s Emeralds and operator of Gneiss Things, returns with Sequitur, a sweetly concise take on the heavy kraut meditations of his initial solo outtings.
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Good Amount, “Swimmer” tape
As Good Amount, Tempe lo-fi cosmonaut Christian Filardo records docile transmissions of drones and found sounds laced with heavy doses of soma and/or nostalgia.
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Repeated Viewing / Warning Light, “Tre Parte Omicidio OST” split tape
Following in the footsteps of like minded horror soundtrack enthusiasts like Umberto or even Chromatics, dark synth worshipers Repeated Viewing and Warning Light create a soundtrack to Tre Parte Omicidio.
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