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Audiopile Review: Hackney-based MC, poet and artist John Glacier has been on a perpetual upswing since her initial appearance on a 2019 dreamcastmoe mixtape, eventually going on to drop show-stopping contributions to releases from Dean Blunt, Jamie XX and her longtime cohort Vegyn. While her guest turns have always been...
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Audiopile Review: Truly mind-bending electronic music is often something of a sonic stew. In the recent post-techno realm, we could point to the extraordinary Topdown Dialectic as a prime example. The beats almost sink into an intoxicating gumbo of mutated, convolved, and resynthesized voices and instruments. In this context, the...
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Audiopile Review: Aussie instrumental soul-funk outfit Pro-Teens, once again led by the busy drummer Hudson Whitlock, who also mans the kit in Karate Boogaloo and Surprise Chef, return after a half decade dormant period, dishing a funky ode to the late MF DOOM on their newest. Reaching all the way...
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Audiopile Review: Musical scenes and genres are at their best when they’re in the process of forming. At this stage, they’re vague, mutable, and open to input from all manner of individuals and outsiders. This is particularly true with 90s electronic music, if only because it was much harder to...
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Audiopile Review: The deeper you dig into Gothenburg’s underground, the more certain names start to resurface—Hugo Randulv is among them. A member of lo-fi dream-pop favourites Amateur Hour, post-punk outfit Makthaverskan, and experimental folk collective Enhet För Fri Musik, among many others, he’s tied to a wide range of pursuits....
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Audiopile Review: Berlin-based, French-born producer Benoit Bovis once gain dons his Terra Utopia guise, chasing a handful of peak-time, Euro-centric 12”ers under his Blu:sh moniker for top tier labels like Kalahari Oyster Club and Roza Terenzi’s Step Ball Chain label. While there is certainly a kinetic thread that can be...
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Audiopile Review: Wide-vista ambient zoners from Aussie duo Tunnel Dancers, made up of Jackson Fester and Hugh Burridge—the latter known under his Hugh B guise and the humble trail of releases on Not Not Fun and Planet Trip, while the former is best known as Cousin, who has had us...
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Audiopile Review: Critic Sasha Frere-Jones once said the only thing that made Of Montreal an indie rock band was the people who listened to them. He was talking, we think, about the fate of groups that confirm a following in the broad church of indie rock before converting to a...
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Audiopile Review: In a loaded week at the shop for freshly landed titles from Jazzagression, the Norwegian imprint’s biggest ace is the newest spiritual/modal jazz offering from the Leeds-based Mu Quintet, their second since first appearing on the label back in 2023 with their debut, Summit. While much of our...
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Audiopile Review: After taking 2024 off, Eremite starts 2025 with a one-two punch, issuing the debuts of two new trios—Isaiah Collier, William Hooker and William Parker’s free/spiritual jazz juggernaut The Ancients, and—our pick of the two releases this week—the all-percussion outfit Onilu, which is made up of three seasoned percussionists;...