Category: Albums
Sebastian Gampl – City Hunter
I’ve longer known that jazz pianist (by education) Sebastian Gampl has a little knack for 80s funk, Coltrane, Stevie Wonder, Quincy Jones and the likes. And it seems his early exposure to Notator…
El Michels Affair
I feel like I’m caught in a Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels loop. Ever since I put on El Michels Affair. They produce supertight and laidback funk/soul, with…
Max Graef – Rivers of the red planet
Max Graef produces a unique kind of beat – simultaneously playful and shuffly yet deeply, seriously, grooving. And he is only around 22 years old, which sort of makes me think…
MAST – The Waters
Good ol’ LA keeps bringing forth these unique concoctions of melody and beat like Flying Lotus and Thundercat. MAST (who I can find absolutely no information about online) could…
Bring the Magic: John Wizards
Sometimes I need a fix of music that makes me feel good – I then usually turn up some reggae/dub for the afternoon, with its healing powers and…
Go Yama go Putty
It’s weird that as big a fanboy of Flying Lotus I was, his last album didn’t really strike the right chords with me. Might be all that DMT…
New Look – Drive You Home
This is something for the ladies. And the men. Those who enjoy husband and wife producing surprisingly good pop music. New Look are a Canadian (eh?) electronic-pop duo that…
TTT: Kyle MF’in Hall
Here goes another Tuesday Techno Time! This one is on one very young house (wait, wait. it’s getting more T than H below) producer, Kyle Hall – or KMFH,…
Albums: BoC & Omar
Two upcoming new album releases just blipped on my radar. Boards of Canada – Tomorrow’s harvest So yeah, we’ve all enjoyed the new daft punk album (ok, I…
J-Beats: DJ Mitsu & OYG
Almost the weekend, although it’s only Wednesday. Magic made possible by the catholic church (as well as using redheads for firewood). But I digress. While akira fukuhara (the…
Tectonic is one of the pioneer dubstep/dubtech labels, its roster including the infamous Skream, Pinch, Joker, Peverelist and (one of my favorites) the dub-technoid 2562. Something that always fascinated…