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Electronic Producer Automatisme Soundtracks the Landscapes of Transit on New Album and Track "Bureau 1" (premiere)

Automatisme's music falls into the experimental end of electronic music as his new album, Transit, takes calculated samples from field recordings made at transit sites in Canada.

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Daniel Lanois and Venetian Snares Is a Beautifully Deadly Combination

Just by doing what they normally do on their own, Daniel Lanois and Venetian Snares combine forces to make something wholly new.

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Burnt Friedman Bursts the Boundaries of Electronic Music on 'Anthology 1980 - 2017'

Nonplace Records celebrates pioneering German electronic artist Burnt Friedman on career-spanning anthology.

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Telefon Tel Aviv: Fahrenheit Fair Enough

With a bonus disc of unreleased electronic experimentations, the reissue of Fahrenheit Fair Enough is a document of forward-thinking genre wars that will fascinate one's faculties and promote a still, meditative awareness.

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FaltyDL: In the Wild

FaltyDL's newest floats around without aim or interest.

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Matthew Wilcock: Floating Metal Key EP

Glitched out, wiggy bass music from heavyweight sound designing newcomer Matthew Wilcock

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Arovane: Ve Palor

The star of abstract electronica, IDM and glitch returns! I guess it's not "Good Bye Forever" after all...

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Gold Panda: Trust EP

Ghostly have been haunting our record collections with an increasing frequency lately. They seem to be signing more and more artists who like to take risks with electronic music and, fortunately for them, these risks seem to routinely pay off.

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Thavius Beck: The Most Beautiful Ugly

These days anybody can download some software and be instantly endowed with the potential for a hit electronic music record, but the single most important factor remains talent.

Darryl G. Wright

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Elika: Always the Light

Glitchy loops and droning organs make for a surprisingly moving electronic elegy on Brooklyn duo's latest

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Thomas Brinkmann & Oren Ambarchi: The Mortimer Trap

Having awakened your senses at the same time it tests your patience, The Mortimer Trap leaves you gratefully spent.

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Fennesz Daniell Buck: Knoxville

An experiment between experimental musicians? The trio sound like strange tinkers under power lines, cobbling together these songs under constant drone, wavering dissonance.

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Pimmon: Smudge Another Yesterday

Australian sound artist smudges, snaps, crackles, pops, and sprinkles the warm glowing remains all over.

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Cracked Media: The Sound of Malfunction by Caleb Kelly

Kelly's study provides access to some fascinating theories of, and experiments in, the "wrong" uses of technology as explored by some important sound artists of the phonographic era.

Books

Kid606: Shout at the Döner

Master of the musical pun, Kid606 still lives up to his puerile namesake and brings us all down to his level for an amazingly fun journey through wonky-synth dance music.

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Machinedrum: Want to 1 2?

Most of Travis Stewart's fourth Machinedrum album sounds noisy, and it is hard to tell how much of the distortion is purposeful glitch-hop or generally lazy. It's not his best work.

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