DJMREX, “EP1”
The debut from Douglas McCarthy’s new project is as heady and complex as it is warm and inviting.
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Alphabetical Letter: D
Die Sektor, “(-)existence”
Atlanta’s Die Sektor close off a trilogy of experimental aggrotech albums with a corker.
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Die Krupps, “The Machinists of Joy”
Returning with their first LP of all new material in 16 years, Die Krupps sound exactly as you would expect them to… in a positive way.
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Dubcon, “U.F.O. Pon Di Gully Side”
The Dubcon record offers a dark fusion of the distinct dub styles of cEvin Key and Ryan Moore.
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Diaphane, “Lifeforms”
The second album from Ab Ovo’s Régis Baillet evokes shapes and motions through careful composition and sound design.
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End to End: Diskonnekted, “Yesteryears”
Diskonnekted follow up on their ambitious 2012 LP Hotel Existence with a remix EP that’s just as varied. Here’s the play-by-play…
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Henric De La Cour, “Mandrills”
Henric De La Cour’s second solo record eschews the excesses of its predecessor, instead walking some deft pop tightropes.
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Distorted Memory, “The Eternal Return”
Distorted Memory are back from their sojourn in occult territory, both informed by their travels and returning to their roots.
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Download, “Lingam”
cEvin Key and Phil Western return with a new album of sprightly analogue IDM and techno, as weirdly listenable as it is spacey and inscrutable.
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Disharmony, “Room 78”
The Slovakian duo use some unconventional and thoughtful tactics to bridge electro-industrial and IDM.
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Replicas: Doubting Thomas, “The Infidel”
In a new column, we run down the specific merits of newly reissued releases, starting with Doubting Thomas, a famed offshoot of Skinny Puppy.
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Displacer, “Foundation”
The first Hymen release for the Toronto IDM project immerses the listener in warm, attentively composed sound.
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Die Sektor, “The Final Electro Solution”
The third album from the Atlanta based group hinges on a mix of dubstep and dark electro sounds.
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Dead When I Found Her, “Rag Doll Blues”
The sophomore album from Portland’s Dead When I Found Her has the same skeleton as their Puppy inspired debut, with a pop heart beating inside it.
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End To End: DarkDriveClinic, “Noise In My Head reMix Album Part 1”
A by-donation clutch of remixes gives some of DarkDriveClinic’s richly produced tracks some breathing room and club opportunities.
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