Roel Funcken ⋄ Drature (Science Cult)
Taken as a whole, Drature showcases his gift for weaving modular unpredictability into finely judged compositions, yielding music that is exploratory without excess and experimental without losing coherence.
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Deru ⋄ rhythm tapes (Self-Release/Not On Label)
Every skittering beat, every chopped-up sample, every warped texture forces reflection; you’re coaxed into listening closely, drawn into the labyrinth Deru has built.
David Harrow ⋄ Accelerated Life (Mighty Force)
There’s a clear sense of restraint and purpose here—Harrow knows exactly how to make space for energy to grow, giving the music both depth and accessibility
PRX ⋄ Beyond The Void (Mechatronica)
This is dance music with sharp elbows, an engine of synthetic rage, but shot through with that Mechatronica sheen
Dr. Walker ⋄ Timestretch Paradise 2027 (Liquid Sky)
The fourteen tracks unfold like a fragmented dream, each one a collage of distorted beats, skittering percussion, and warped digital artifacts
Martin Roth ⋄ 25 Years Of Anjuna (Anjunadeep)
The music is sophisticated and accessible, offering depth for those who listen closely while maintaining a hypnotic allure for the crowd.
Bistro Boy ⋄ RURAL (Self-Release/Not On Label)
The open, airy arrangements paired with melodic simplicity allow listeners to imagine wide fields and foggy landscapes
Mr. Projectile ⋄ Fire Pink (Self-Release/Not On Label)
Mr. Projectile demonstrates that after more than 20 years in the game with a storied career that includes ten full-length albums
Skurken ⋄ Nott (Touched Music) Pre-Release Review
Each track breathes, unfolding deliberately, and the result is a work of masterful sound design set within a gorgeous, immersive sonic landscape.
Night Owl Committee ⋄ Drownded (Isness/Analogical Force)
Croke and Hackett prove themselves a formidable duo, crafting grooves that feel both meticulously produced and effortlessly cool.
