Leistung und Entwicklung - Eduardo de la Calle (Memento)

The ubiquitous Eduardo de la Calle reviewed here.

FRA-BC/Deadface - Tolga Fidan

Read my review of the minimal maestro's latest here.

Grab 'Em While They're Hot

Outer Space EP - Luca Lozano (Super Rhythm Trax)

Review of Luca Lozano for Ibiza Voice here.

Coherent Abstractions - ADMX-71 (L.I.E.S)

Another great album from Adam X, reviewed here.

To Reexperience Conception Is Fatal

Mesmerization – Joe Drive (KOOAD)

Entropy – Diffuse Arc (Causista)

Intergalactic Quantum Web – STL (Something)

A Tale Of Two Cities – (Efdemin Remix) – Delano Smith (A Tale Of Two Cities)

Dimension Sculpture (Lando Freak It Remix) – Dorisburg (Myth Music)

Change Behaviour (Aubrey’s Lost In Space Remix) – Unbalance (Solid Groove)

Nebula 584 (feat. Dario Zenker) – J.C. (Soul People Music Boards)

Codex – Stojche (DMK)

Real Melbourne House – Gesloten Cirkel (Murder Capital)

Lonely Planet – Outway (Kowloon Records)

3000-3099 – Berg (Berg)

Manhattan – Lawrence (Smallville)

They Walk The Earth – Patrice Scott (Sistrum)

The Balance – Deego Fresh (Urgent)

Track 4 – AC EXP (AC-EXP)

Exotic Auto Boutique – Bookworms (L.I.E.S)

My Language (ERP Remix) – The Exaltics (Solar One Music)

Hunted – Skudge (Skudge)

Blue Note – Antigone (Token)

Track 2 Ride The Gyroscope 1 – Boneless One (Ride The Gyroscope)

Galax – Porn Sword Tobacco with SVN (Aniara)

Through The Rings Of Saturn – Moriera/Ximer (Phonica White)

Sprag Line Posse – KA One & St Sene (Flyance)

V.H.S.S. (Redshape Remix) – Compassion Crew (Dolly)

Stalker (DJ Spider Remix) – William Welt (Dead Cert)

Moist Flesh – Amir Alexander (Annunaki Cartel)

Natilbox – Robert Crash (Dog In The Night)

Prismatic – Deaf Pilllow (Baile Music)

Restless Nights – Schatrax (Schatrax)

The Screen – Entro Senestre (Dekmantel)

This Is Not My Future – Koova (Central Processing Unit)

October Chart

The Phantom Zone EP – Anomaly (Soul People Music)

Mad Dealer – Tom Dicicco (Off Minor)

Mio Mio EP – Mio Mio (Proibito)

Amazon Atlantis – Simoncino (Crème Organization)

Hydro Funk – Johannes Volk (Dolly)

Basement Toolz Vol ll – Leibniz/Credit 00 (Rat Life)

New Life EP – Antenna (Clone Royal Oak)

The Dancing Clowns – Marco Bernardi (Berceuse Heroique)

Migrant – Call Super (Houndstooth)

Le Fada – Pepe Bradock (Atavisme)

Blank Slate 011 - Michal Wolski (Blank Slate)

Title: Blank Slate 011

Artist: Michal Wolski

Label: Blank Slate

Cat Number:

Genre: Techno/Dub

A1: Midnight Train

A2: Magnitude

B1: No Mind

B2: Eightfold Plan

Minicromusic boss Michal Wolski has found a home from home on Blank Slate, with 011 being his second full release for the label, after 008 and 25% of 006. And he, like White Visitation, feels a good fit for the label, the fuzzy, lo-fi sound he’s behind being a versatile example of a thinking man’s approach to the dance floor. The way he brings disparate elements into the mix only to have them coalesce naturally is the aim of most like-minded producers. And Wolski does this across the EP with no compromise to his vision, which straddles the chasm between precise rhythmic interplay and extant interplanetary activity.

Midnight Wave - Imre Kiss (Lobster Theremin)

Title: Midnight Wave

Artist: Imre Kiss

Label: Lobster Theremin

Cat Number: LT013

Genre: Ambient

A1: Accept The Light

A2: Gray’s Legend

A3: Caeland

A4: Adrift

B1: Somorja

B2: Sweet Cherry Soul

B3: Midnight Wave

B4: Stolen Moment

B5: Shadow Game

This is an album which shimmers with a bittersweet bounce. There’s a wonderful aura that envelops its unhurried rhythm, dropping it within the confines of a medieval fantasy and a science-fiction epic with random precision. The fact that this work is apparently “A sonic portrait of an alienated moment in London . . . “ isn’t really relevant as far as the larger listening experience is concerned. It’s a soundscape which encapsulates multitudes, the urban experience being one of many. An obvious comparison to make is with Burial, and there are similarities, but this is a more concrete piece of work; alternating between various states of matter, while emphasizing a pleasing symmetry and balance. So, even though the ambient genre thrives on themes, its flexibility also allows it to lend itself to any expanse of the imagination. ‘Midnight Wave’ has this suppleness, feeling alienating and embracing at the same time, which is nice.