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A nice two track ep that maintains a steady minimal tech sound without veering to steeply into any one direction. From a dance flow perspective, the tracks would fit well into a mid session set where the listeners are singing their feet into the dance ... See full review

This is an incredibly beautiful album by the ever creative "Arovane". On Bandcamp, the digital album is very affordable, and the cassette was $8. BUT, we need a vinyl pressing of this sublime ambient.

This is truly a masterpiece of gentle ambient ... See full review

A lovely album that vacillates between warm combinations of sensual rhythms, melodic dubs and ambient new-age. All in all a pleasurable listening experience, and the black vinyl pressing plays clean and clear.

Personally, I like this sound much more ... See full review

Absolutely stunning album that brings a wonderful gust of fresh sonic air to the world of electronic music. With many EP’s under his belt, Philippe has released his first LP on the legendary label Traum, which is the same label that has been supporting ... See full review

I discovered this gentle sonic gem by accident and I’m so appreciative that I did. The vocals remind me slightly of a young Cat Stevens and the instrumentation blends ethereal song writing, synth embellishments and touches of experimental ambience. ... See full review

Kompakt as a label has brought diversity of sound with a strong focus on the “electronic” side of the sonic spectrum. It has provided special one-off releases, as well as sub label treats. Yet, out of all the myriad releases and flavors of Kompakt, it is ... See full review

He awoke in a sweat. Not a cold one, but a furiously hot one. The memories of the heavy tech skin clubs attempted hijacking of his mind still haunted him. What was it that they were looking for in his mind. (Side A)
Leaving his domicile and pushing ... See full review

My side b has some sonic issues in the pressing :-/

The album sounds like an OST to a Bladerunner sequel that was never released. The sequel I’m talking about is the one with Deckard and Rachel start a new life together. A new life, in a new town far from Los Angeles. In this new world they build a home, ... See full review

Hear, hear! Bring back the dream team. Some of the musicality has been missing since his departure.

Do you like main room techno, but with softer sonic edges? If yes, you will love this new LP by the Dub Techno sultan Yagya. On his new release, Yagya drives the money shot home with a relentless 4 on the floor that just begs the listener to get some ... See full review

Really fantastic album that blends classic Proem sound with forward and modern production. The B-side of this record has a constant click and tick. It’s consistent through the entire B side. Does anybody else’s vinyl copy had the same problem?
UPDATE: ... See full review

My copy is fine on both sides. No skips and no major pops. Bits of crackle here and there, but nothing out of the vinyl ordinary.

? The record is pressed at 33, and I’m stating it should have been pressed at 45 for higher fidelity.
Btw, my tt is epic.:)

Rhadoo works to hard!!! He’s ready for a tropical vacation! This record is sonic effort. It’s sounds as if Rhadoo lives in the club. Sleeves rolled up, sweat on his brow, hair tasseled, powder on his nose, and never getting a day off! The gentleman is in ... See full review

Totally agree! Did you also grab his repressed LP? It’s phenomenal as well!

I tend to agree with the general sentiment here, but the self titled lp is absolutely epic, and is technically the last lp featuring the brillulf Carlos. To be fair though, every album since Carlos departure has yielded a handful of nice songs, but his ... See full review

The mastering on this Japanese release sounds different (to me), then it does on the “music west” pressing. There is more distortion in some of the high pitched synth sounds. Though, at times, some of the synths sound more granular, which is unique.
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Absolutely beautiful electronic music on this EP.
Side A is an interesting spread of slight clicks, humble melody and a chill bpm. The two tracks are laid back affairs that lull the listener to an ever increasing state of curiosity. What and where is ... See full review

The best Lowfour release. This is because it sounds more akin to Andreas’s Rechord and Mokira sounds. It’s the perfect blend of those two. Dubby, but still cyber-washed with his signature glitch abstraction. It hits a nice riddim flow with a Smokey calm. ... See full review

Very helpful info - thank you. A shame we did not get more live material from this period, included in the box set.

The spirt of self awareness, intensely observing itself in the endless mirror of time. Translucent and simultaneously opaque, the spirit moving in undulating waves of self reflection...

A music experience of unusually high psychological and sonic ... See full review

Another wonderful album by this artist.
“Marea” is an ambient album that never rushes itself. The songs roll calmly, but with steadfast direction. Calm, yet energizing, and it never gets sleepy, only dreamy.

Some songs remind me of Dettinger, and this ... See full review

Thanks for your response as I appreciate everyones perspective.
To answer your question, My review of this album has nothing to do with "doing a better job". Cezar produced a great album here, and in my opinion, it is a far improvement over some of the ... See full review