Urusai, “Unsettled”
Vancouver’s lo-fi IDM project finds emotion between the beats on sophomore LP.
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Tag: Crime League
Every week, the Senior Staff offer their perspectives on new releases from across the industrial and goth spectra.
Shimmer Crush, “These Four Walls”
Shimmer Crush sketch out explorations of sound design on a downtempo Crime League debut.
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Observer: February 4th, 2015
Capsule reviews of new releases by Spatial Relation, Michael A. Morton (Displacer), and Cosmic Angst (Mild Peril).
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Displacer, “Electric Dreams”
A slightly more aggressive release from Michael Morton, but still within the moody downtempo world Displacer is known for.
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Gnome & Spybey, “Reflective”
Gnome & Spybey enlist a litany of guests for a moodier take on their excellent ambient template.
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Tracks: October 6th, 2014
This week’s tracks lean contemplative and hermetic: Multiple Man, Comaduster, Soothsayer, Koma Noir, Bossa Luce, plus an all-star collab between Gnome, Spybey & Displacer.
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End To End: Rentip, “Routine Remixes”
A remarkably unified remix companion to Rentip’s “Daily Routines” does well by its source material, thanks in part to a robust list of contributors.
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The ID:UD Dozen: Some Labels of Note
We have a look at a dozen labels within or bordering on Our Thing that you may find some interest in!
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Tracks: June 16th, 2013
Fresh fire from Surveillance (Tom Shear), Fostercare, The Legendary Pink Dots, The Present Moment, and Gnome & Spybey.
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Gnome & Spybey, “Three”
The third record from the Gnome & Spybey ambient collaboration is perhaps more minimal than its predecessors, but no less evocative.
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Tracks: April 15th, 2013
New tunes from Everything Goes Cold, Phil Western, Wire Fences, The Impossible Girl, and Underfelt, plus info on the return of Chicago’s Cold Waves festival.
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Tracks: April 2nd, 2013
We usher in spring with new music from Snog, Deathday, Tannhauser Gate, Gnome, and The Replicon Project.
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