Buzzin Electronic Music

Mountains – Choral – album review
There are certain CDs that you can mark down as having utterly changed your perspective on music. Four Tet’s 2003 album Rounds did this for me. Here, a new type of music invaded my limited rock consciousness. It was electronic, but not impenetrable for the unaccustomed ear; the tracks didn’t [...]

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Stereo De Luxe – Monosyllabic – album review

Stereo de Luxe are the Berlin production duo of Tom Krimi (multi-instrumentalist) and Kassi Wolf (DJ/vocalist). They combine with various guest vocalists on their new album Monosyllabic to produce zippy, catchy tunes with playful experimentation.
The album is something of a ‘best of’ (despite being only their second full-length) [...]

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Damian Lazarus – Moment – single review
Damian Lazarus is a name that has always been associated with innovation and quality in the international dance community.
‘Moment’ is a preview of his upcoming 12” ‘Smoke The Monster Out’ which will appear on Get Physical records in May. It marks both a continuation of his previous styles whilst [...]

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Brael – new Mobeer release – review
Brael is Steve Dannemiller and Joachim Hero. They are an ambient, electronic, experimental group who come from Connecticut.
They have already released one record in collaboration with the group Tokyo Bloodworm, which was entitled Living Language. They are now taking this as the basis for their new Mobeer record through [...]

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NYC by Kieran Hebden & Steve Reid – album review
Before cementing his name in the world of electronica under the guise of Four Tet, Kieran Hebden found praise as part of the alternative, contemporary jazz-induced electronica of Fridge; and with jazz percussionist Steve Reid, Kieran Hebden finds a perfect partner for experimentation outside his solo [...]

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