Gábor Lázár Is in Something of a Holding Pattern on ‘Source’
Experimental electronic artist Gábor Lázár spins his wheels with a new album that's intermittently exciting but often lacking in variety.
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15 Landmark Dance Tracks of 1991
Here are 15 pivotal tracks from 1991 when dance music's potential to amaze seemed boundless.
Producer Mux Mool Delivers Groovy Beats on “Latest Sulk” (premiere)
Beats producer Mux Mool returns with Skulltaste II, ten years after the first and delivers the banging new single "Latest Sulk" as his statement of intent.
Chris Liebing’s “Polished Chrome” Gets Remix From Throbbing Gristle’s Chris Carter (premiere)
Chris Liebing's "Polished Chrome" first appeared on 2018's Burn Slow and features new wave icon Gary Numan. "Chris Carter is a real legend", says Liebing of the remixer of this track.
Producer Roza Terenzi’s Debut LP Shows Flashes of Greatness
Producer Roza Terenzi's Modern Bliss shows she can take on many sounds at once—jungle, dub, trance, deep house, and classic Detroit techno—without sacrificing any flair or any nuance.
Vladislav Delay Blends Electronics and Metal on the Brutal ‘Rakka’
Sasu Ripatti's first Vladislav Delay album in six years, Rakka, is his shortest and most brutal, tying his electronic music legacy to his metal roots.
Cubicolor’s ‘Hardly a Day, Hardly a Night’ Is a Richly Drawn Work of Electropop
Cubicolor's meticulously crafted soundscapes morph from plaintive electronic pieces into uplifting dance tracks in the space of a single song. Hardly a Day, Hardly a Night is a richly drawn, triumphant record.
German Producer Recondite Creates Emotive, Reflective Soundscapes on ‘Dwell’
With Dwell, Recondite has once again created a superior set of sensitive, multi-layered compositions full of subtle shades that seem to exist in their own time and place.
Music As Control: Phase Fatale on ‘Scanning Backwards’
Berlin-based techno producer, Phase Fatale discusses how music can operate as a means of control and how technology has entered the most intimate of human affairs.
The 25 Best Electronic Albums of 2019
Electronic music is a huge tent with so many diverse approaches, and it's more international than ever with producers around the globe pushing music forward. The year's best albums featured returns from established talents, as well as ground-breaking newcomers, and a host of women changing the old boy's club of electronic music.
Giant Swan Finally Unleash Their Debut Record
Following a series of fantastic EPs, Bristol-based Giant Swan produce a work of exquisite hard hitting techno, while calling upon their hardcore punk roots.
Electronic Duo Underworld Mesmerize with Their Brilliant ‘Drift Series’
To say Underworld's Drift Series 1 is an immersive experience is an understatement. It's an album that invites you to pitch a tent in it and hunker down for a month. Both Rick Smith and Karl Hyde sound inspired.