Whether William Bevan is a jack-the-lad, an introvert, a gamer, is married with kids or divorced is irrelevant, he doesn’t make music for money or fame, he makes music to heal people’s souls. To rescue them.
AuthorKareem Ghezawi
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Zamilska: Uncovered
Thematically Uncovered is a veneration of mother nature’s destructive and creative power laced with a sense of trepidation over man’s ever-arrogant encroachment on her sovereignty.
DJ Nate: Take Off Mode
The scene will never be the same with the loss of so many legends as of late, but after a brief scrape with death himself, DJ Nate goes back to the beginning and proves the saying that “constant repetition carries conviction.”
Amon Tobin: Fear In A Handful Of Dust
After an extended break Amon Tobin returns on his newly created imprint Nomark with the less ambitious, but nonetheless compelling, ‘Fear In A Handful Of Dust’ LP.
Mana: Seven Steps Behind
Seven Steps Behind has just the right level of bizarreness that infatuates rather than repulses and it’s that’s fickle balance between order and chaos, beauty and ugliness that make it so intriguing.
Shlohmo: The End
Shlohmo’s third album is an elevation of his mood-driven beats from beyond the realm of introspective headphone listening, to a level of gravitas and urgency that demands a larger space than your skull to reverberate into.
Xeno & Oaklander reflect on the mythology of their ‘Hypnos’ LP
To celebrate the release of their fifth album, Brooklyn-based synth-pop duo Xeno & Oaklander tell us about the origins of their album ‘Hypnos’ and the affiliation it has with ancient Greek mythology.
King Midas Sound: Solitude
This record is the antithesis of glamourized pop abstractions about romance that don’t hold true today, if they ever did. This is, the turning of a man inside out.
Stanley Schmidt: Smart Replies
Released on his and DJ Boring’s imprint Vienna, the record is a formal expression of Schmidt’s creative acumen and a continuation of his flirtation with the golden sounds of yesteryear.
Silk Road Assassins: State Of Ruin
Silk Road Assassins have unlocked the inherent but underused therapeutic properties of trap and grime production, refined to the point of purity and elevate their value to the point of becoming music that can sit comfortably alongside any contemporary sub-genre of electronica.
DJ Rashad
DJ Rashad and the Teklife family have been making quite a name for themselves recently. Well known in the Chicago scene they have recently begun bringing
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Scratcha DVA
If your finger is on the pulse of electronic music you may have noticed a name that has consistently appeared in most of its incarnations over
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