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Gazing At The Skies: The Analog Girl’s Celestial “Equinox”

Since her first album, 2005’s The TV Is On, Singaporean electro crooner The Analog Girl has grown from a distinctive…

‘Organic:’ Smart, Reflective Synthpop From Planet Neil

Neil Dyer creates electronic soundtracks to daily life in a nation perhaps too familiar with compromises.

New Styles: Weird Wolves ‘My Dreams Are Calling You’ Redefines Techno Genre (ALBUM REVIEW)

Whatever production secrets and drums and wires are being manipulated by Weird Wolves on 'My Dreams Are Calling You', carefully…

Pas Musique’s Conceptual, Challenging ‘Come Follow Me’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Come Follow Me, the new album by Pas Musique, is a kind of tribute to another electronic music artist, Frank…

Cautionary Tale: Dystopian Cyberpunk Of ‘Liberty Flowers’ by Neon Insect (ALBUM REVIEW)

Taking place in a fictional New Moscow that was once Manhattan, the ambitious 11 track set from Neon Insect, titled…

Perry Blake Waits For Love On Delicate, Downtempo ‘Death Of A Society Girl’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Perry Blake Waits For Love On Delicate, Downtempo ‘Death Of A Society Girl’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Classic Prog Revival: Lunear’s Brilliant ‘From Above’ (Album Review)

'From Above,' the new album by European band Lunear, reaches new heights for the band and revives some important progressive…

Future Funk: Chill Grooves From DJ and Songwriter 3kelves: ‘Lucas 루​카​스’ (EP Review)

3kelves' new 'Lucas EP' offers a fresh spin on the sounds from the early days of disco and funk, and…

Nick Hudson Shimmers On Brilliant ‘Kanda Teenage Honey’ (Album Review)

British born but living in Post-Soviet Tbilisi, Georgia, Nick Hudson is a singer/songwriter with a peculiarly sharp focus on life's…

Metamorph’s ‘Hex’ Embraces Witchcraft Mythos With Style (Album Review)

On her campy new album 'Hex,' singer/songwriter Margot Day of Metamorph embraces the stigma of witchery with unapologetic style.