Posts Tagged ‘leftfield’
Has Lusine turned almost pop? Well, not quite. If so, then pop music has never sounded so good! But peel back the vocals from the foreground, appearing on a few tracks by Vilja Larjosto and Caitlin Sherman, and we are left with the good old electronic sound of Lusine, known for his lush ambient soundscapes, [...]
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Tags: downtempo, idm, leftfield
[Editors Note: I tried writing about it. Multiple times. I tried avoiding it. I felt obliged. I tried not to listen. But listened anyway. At the end, I found these words by Sarah Badr.] What follows below is a review for an album whose title has been rendered regretfully apt. The sudden passing of Telefon [...]
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Tags: electro, leftfield, synthpop
This morning I’m a little bit on edge. In part because of continuous wet and cold weather that makes my bones and muscles ache. In part because of Robert Logan and his new release on Slowfoot titled Inscape. As I commute to music on my way to work, disturbing images flicker behind my eyelids: abandoned [...]
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Tags: dark idm, leftfield, rhythmic noise
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