3cityjay

The first photo (Side A) is from Game 2 of the 1993 NBA Eastern Conference Finals between then current champions Chicago Bulls and NY Knicks and shows Knicks' guard John Starts going baseline and delivering a ferocious left-handded jam on Horace Grant... See full review

2nd Bouquet opens up with producer extraordinaire Shed delivering a robotic freak, who's echo resonates from metallic and abrasive textures with razor sharp intricacies and characteristics that speak of an undaunting drive and perseverance. However,... See full review

The latest installment in a long line of excellent relases on Ornaments sees Marko staying true to his guns as we're presented with two trademark dub techno excercises, albeit with a surprising twist. Although "twist" might not be the operative word... See full review

"Introducing saraya" is an interesting and deeply engaging track, meticulously sliding forward on a mellow, a bit broken-up beat, and delicate and unimposing vocals resonating and echoing in the back. However it's the "Happy cooze and her italian... See full review

Between the evocative and violin-infused grandeour of "In Wearable Hertz" , Alys' spacey, almost hyperactive glitchiness and the subdued, conceited, clandestine even euphoria of "Heldscallaę" it's the later that is the go-to destination here, a... See full review

A rather uneventful, yet by no means dull, compilation of your standard run-of-the-mill dub techno by the usual suspects that has one bright, shining spot - Bvdub's "Forever's End". Although it's fairly repetitive and basic in it's construction, with... See full review

If not for anything else get it for the Andrés' remix on the flip, a delightfuly smooth and sensual piece of deepness with groovy rhythm, some sexy sax, dreamy keys and a vocal hook to boot.
Ornaments return to pure deep house afer a lengthy hiatus... See full review

Things don't get much better than "New Seclusion", in a way a very typical Paul Keeley track with shuffling drum programming, sturdy bassline and scores of subtle and sensual undertones and affiliations that form an unpenetrable atmosphere of groovy,... See full review

A decent and fairly rudimentary release this one but there are two things that deserve at least a brief mention.
One being that sinister and menacing synth loop on "Radio" which adds some much needed character to the track, and the other the remix by... See full review

This double pack by Decoside is a well put together compilation of the 6 Re-Load tracks previously released through 3 vinyls on Eclipsemusic and a hefty dose of outstanding remixes handled by some of today's hottest and most skilled artists.

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After releasing a couple of albums on Beatservice Records, including the criminally underrated (and at times a little ahead of it's time "Ice Acoustic"), Mind Over Mid delivers an interesting but above all a surprisingly diverse dose of self-consious... See full review

Long, has been the wait for a new release by Harleif Langas, but finally after more than 7 years, he teams up with another Norvegian dark ambient act Svartsinn and the duo delivers an album of unfathomable vastness and unrestrained beauty.

Inspired... See full review