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Reviews

Thomas Fehlmann: Honigpumpe

By Tim O'Neil

Another gorgeous feather in Kompakt's cap. [6 September 2007]

Thomas Fehlmann: Lowflow

By Lee Henderson

Ambient in the age of Prefuse 73 sees Orb collaborator Thomas Fehlmann working the clicks & cuts into impressive sonic smokescapes to achieve an album that struggles to attain solidity in a genre that sees too much ephemera. [9 March 2005]