Nicolas Jaar: The Genius of Nymphs
I'm enamored with the genius of Nicolas Jaar. Throughout all three Nymph EPs, he delicately constructs layers of sounds, sensations, and sensibilities.
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Album Review: Moñecho – Past Waters/Fever Lives
Moñecho throws the rulebook out the window with the creation of Past Waters/Fever Lives, and lives to tell the tale. It’s unlike anything you’ve ever heard.
Album Review: Disclosure – Caracal
If the Lawrence Brothers are proud of Caracal, then I’m happy for them. Disclosure certainly know how to make a better electro-pop tune than I do.
Record Review: Kuedo – Assertion of a Surrounding Presence
Kuedo's Assertion of a Surrounding Presence may only be 7 tracks long, but it’s ability to make you feel like you’re in a totally different world.
Album Review: Silkie – Fractals
Fractals is extroverted, but never over-the-top with its energy or appeal. Silkie wants to engage your senses without overwhelming them.
Album Review: Four Tet – Morning/Evening
Morning/Evening is the record you should use to introduce people to the Four Tet aesthetic. It is the most focused piece of work in his entire canon.
Album Review: Holly Herndon – Platform
Holly Herndon has crafted a superior album that presents the ins and outs of experimental electronic music in inventive ways that will appeal to people, no matter how familiar they might be with the genre.
Album Review: The Prodigy – The Day Is My Enemy
The Prodigy remains one of electronic music’s leading acts on The Day Is My Enemy. Thankfully Howlett, Flint, and Maxim don't go all pipe-and-slippers cozy.
Album Review: Caribou – Our Love
Melissa reviews the well balanced and inspired record Our Love, the latest from electronica artist Caribou.
Album Review: I Break Horses – Chiaroscuro
Sweden’s I Break Horses have been active since 2008, and in this relatively short time they’ve made a...