Unlike cold, clinical IDM, this track leans entirely into warmth, faded childhood nostalgia, and pastoral psychedelia. It sounds like an educational 1970s public television documentary on nature or geometry, viewed half-asleep onRead More…
A very lazy recording with animal samples, parts that are reminiscent of Yosi Horikawa, some real thumpy classic Four Tet bass drums, and so on. At 44:41 it is surprisingly long forRead More…
I went to see Nadia Reid at this legendary venue, and I am glad I did. I mainly listen to electronic mind benders, so it was refreshing to see classic singer-songwriter NadiaRead More…
I admit the production is very clean but not much more can be said. Unless you’re a part of this musical culture that relishes in this particular sound, you will probably endRead More…
Firstly, I want to say Squarepusher has put some guitar only tracks in this album for some reason. For me it seems a bit out of place, and while it’s not bad,Read More…
Fresh off a crazy production run, the little-known Chloe Morgan has released two new singles, with more on the way. The first single, Falling Star, is very poppy. It reminds me ofRead More…
This album starts strongly with unique instrumentals/samples that compliment the alternative style and content of Mikes rapping. The subject matter is diverse and at many times poetic and abstract, sounds derivative ofRead More…
The vocals on this album feel like a warm blanket. I’m writing this review as I listen, and it’s gonna be a long review, because the release has nine tracks on it.Read More…
Rooms is a Vancouver-based production that produces ethereal, relatable and top-notch music. This album features crisp production, nostalgic vocal refrains, and a mixture of traditional drums and electronic step-sequenced style beats. ThisRead More…
This album is a delight. Alanis always keeps the vocal performance colourful and full of passion and angst. You feel the rollercoaster of emotions through the variety and sincerity of the vocalRead More…