Many labels today rely heavily on promo and aggressive marketing, so it’s hard to stand out without these attributes. Nevertheless, Third Colony Music tries to set an example with unmistakable sound interwoven with partly dramatic ...
It has must’ve been about four years back from now when I first heard ‘ISAM’ by Amon Tobin and I’ve been instantly hooked to his glitchy and computerized sound ever since. I dug through his ...
Intrinzic Music is a young Bristol-based label dedicated to ‘dynamic, eclectic and forward thinking’ bass music, which aims to bring a sense of enlightenment and escapism to the listener. This is to be realised by ...
After a string of more up-beat releases including collaborations with Nick Warren and Hernan Cattaneo as well as curating his own progressive house imprint onedotsixtwo, chillout maestro Tripswitch returns to his roots for the first ...
As one of the most prolific and successful artists in both UK and global electronic music, Calibre has long been setting the bar at dizzying heights with his penchant for exceptionally soulful, emotional music and ...
Slug Wife and Seppa present the second album of the Bass ehrm Slug Music ambassador, ‘Split’, which is a well worthy step forward after his debut ‘More’ in 2018. Forward into typically psychedelic waters full ...
Portable’s new album ‘Mercury in Transit’ references a rare astronomical event when the closest planet to the Sun passes directly between the star and a superior planet. The 8 track LP is the shimmering product ...
Rising Denver-based duo Astronoize have had their biggest year yet in 2019. Amongst a plethora of gigs throughout the year and releases on labels such as Blackpoint Records and Meli Rodriguez’s Puchero Records, the talented ...
Eatbrain is back with the second instalment of their ‘Divergence’ series with a vengeance! Featuring 16 exclusive tracks & VIP mixes from artists across their roster, they’ve covered the width and breadth of the Neurofunk ...
An original synthtopian cosmic journey
in the modern world where attention spans are at an all-time low this is a welcome return of a dying art – a journey through an album.
It represents Last Night On Earth and the path it has travelled and by default Sasha’s own journey. I admire the creative freedom the label has given the remixers by allowing them to choose their ...
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