These are all reviews and articles tagged with "music".
Category: Dub and Reggae
Analogue Basslines on Asteroids | Jahtari – one of our favorite providers of bass-driven music – peeps through the holes of old cassettes delivered by Tapes and smiles. They just released one of their rarely released free EPs. This time it’s an artist called Tapes who loves the sound of old analogue tape recorders and [...]
Category: Downbeat | Electronica-Indietronic | IDM
Chill Out Compilation | Once upon a time Soulseek was the filesharing platform for real music lovers. Maybe it is still today… I lost track but what I kept in mind is this wonderful project called Soulseek Records. A project coordinated by musicians who connected through the platform, shared their taste and last not least [...]
Minimal TechHouse | modularfield is the rebirth of DCC Records from Cologne/Germany. “Bassment” is the first release to kick off the renamend netlabel. And PHVSR sets immediately the course of this techno spaceship: Groovy Minimal Techno. And PHVSR is definetely a good choice because you got some tricky sounds and rhythmic experiments with with this [...]
Category: Experimental | Folk-Acoustic
No Wave Tribal Noise | I’m curious how Phlow Mag subscribers will like this release. While most of the music we’re usually reviewing is nice and decent, French duo No Snow has to be described as rather grubby and primordial, nasty and overall difficult. Betty, infamous for being queer fellow tip to toe, can’t get [...]
Category: Electronica-Indietronic | Experimental
Skillful Electronic Music | To my embarrassment I never heard of Imachi Akira or Russian Electronica Netlabel. And although the label puts information online only in Cyrillic script, this record grabbed my attention immediately. Japanese Akira hails from Tokyo and delivers wonderfully calm Electronica and Guitar-based Ambient on his “Lycoris Radiata” album. Imachi Akira – [...]
Soul Music | Tokyo Dawn is back from the dead. And while they prepare the funk we sent you back in time, when they released their eased out album called “Practice Avoiding Mistakes”. This compilation combines relaxed and smokey downbeats together with soulful songs. On top you listen to some cinematic tunes, crackling vinyl and [...]
