SOUL FEEDING ISSUE #1 – Aphex Twin, Yves Tumor, Amnesia Scanner, Furtherset…
So we’ve been missing for like a month. We’d love to say we were just minding our own business on holiday but actually we…
Weekly Soundscape – Lorenzo Senni, Gaika, Oneohtrix Point Never, Yona…
Damn! This last two weeks have been absolutely crazy! There’s so many new sh*it that I can’t decide where to start listening. What? You…
Weekly Soundscape 02/7 – 15/7: Lotic, RP Boo, Laurel Halo…
Our chapo Michele/o Sinatti got shocked trying to charge his computer on a filthy train, so now his laptop is burnt and his hand…
Weekly Soundscape 18/6 – 01/7: ASJ, Dinamarca, Toxe, Varg…
Hi folks, how are you doing? It’s been a while…F*ck, almost three months! Ok, I’m not even gonna try to find funny excuses to…
7.5
Ni_so – Unrandom Instrumental Album Review
If I think about the present world of underground instrumental beatmaking what I see is the domain of one precise tendency: lo-fi. If you…
Weekly Soundscape 26/3 – 08/4: Ash Koosha, Chevel, Flame 1…
I’ll be completely honest with you. This two-weeks-issue is the result of a common case of Easter holiday laziness, which, like every goddamn year,…
Weekly Soundscape 19/3 – 25/3: Gabber Eleganza, RUI HO, Golin & Buga…
Every week a huge amount of music gets released and it is so huge that I couldn’t find a proper statistic on Google (if you…
6.9
Porches – The House Album Review
Before 2016, the New York one-man band known as Porches was basically a folkish, lo-fi, Indie Rock project, with some decent tunes in their…
8
Kelela – Take Me Apart Album Review
While listening to Kelela’s discography there is one thing that immediately comes to mind: this gorgeous woman is a perfectionist, that leaves nothing to…
4
Arcade Fire – Everything Now Album Review
Ten years have passed since the Canadian band known as Arcade Fire released its sophomore record, Neon Bible, a great follow-up to a debut…
7.2
Aphex Twin – London 03.06.17 (Field Day) Album Review
Richard D. James has never been a very sociable nor a talkative guy. Although he is probably one of the most influential musicians of…
8
Fritschs – One Last Time Album Review
Due to its abstract nature, the possibility that wordless music gives in terms of representation of the interior life could be very hard to…
Burial Unexpectedly Release New EP “Subtemple”!
With its usual modus operandi, today the British producer William Emmanuel Bevan aka Burial has released a new unannounced EP named Subtemple, available for digital…
HAIM announce new album and share new song “Right Now”
Four years after their debut album, These Days Are Gone, Este, Danielle and Alana, have finally announced the title of their sophomore record, Something…
7.9
Clark – Death Peak Album Review
When we think of the word “apocalypse” what most people will immediatly visualize is an image of utterly destruction and chaos. We imagine the reality…
