Citing Aphex Twin and Venetian Snares as influences, French musician Netsh has been capturing attention with his robotic, otherworldly productions that are reminiscent of the early Detroit electro days. Releasing his debut album ‘Neural Netshworks’ on La Chinerie’s Comic Sans Recordings late last year, the inimitable producer has quickly followed up with an outstanding collection
Logos announces sophomore album ‘Imperial Flood’ on Different Circles
The album follows his influential debut album ‘Cold Mission’ which was released five years ago. Landing on Different Circles, the label Logos heads up alongside Mumdance, ‘Imperial Flood’ takes inspirations from modern speculative literature including writing by Jeff VanderMeer, Christopher Priest, Lando and JG Ballard. The Erosion and Chain Reaction back catalogues, experimental computer music
Junction 2 announces stage breakdowns and hosts
DJ Mag, fabric XX, FACT and Phonica Records are some of the stage hosts for the fifth addition. On the Friday, the main stage will see performances from Bicep, Daphni, Gilles Peterson, Mr. G and Fort Romeau whilst fabric XX takes over the infamous Bridge stage with the likes of Ricardo Villalobos, Craig Richards, Job
DJ Spider to release ‘Democide’ album on Green Village
The album is the first to be released on a label other than his own. To be released on the 26th March, ‘Democide’ is DJ Spider’s fifth album and showcases ‘elements of industrial, ambient and a masterful way of drawing tension and darkness out of his synths’. The project is landing on New Jersey’s event
Samuel Kerridge and DVA Damas’ Taylor Burch to release collaborative album ‘The Other’
They will also launch an AV show related to the album. Written and produced over the course of last year, ‘The Other’ will be released on the 3rd May via Regis’ Downwards imprint. The album is focused around Burch’s spoken word, inspired by ‘Jean Cocteau s’adresse… à l’an 2000’. Working alongside London based film director
Listening: object blue – ‘what did i have then’
Over the last couple of years, object blue has risen to fast success with releases on Let’s Go Swimming, C0llected Recordings, Aa3 Corp, ANE and Tobago Tracks. object blue’s touring schedules mirrors the success of her productions as over the next six months she tours across Europe playing at key festivals such as Dekmantel, Primavera
Playlist: Pépe’s emotive dancefloor selection
After a string of notable releases on Lobster Theremin, Deep Sea Frequency and Renascence as well as remixes for RAMP Recordings, Anti Skate and Midnight Themes, Valencian producer Pépe has become well known for his blissful creations spanning across house, electro and breakbeat. Having only been pushing music out for the last two years, Pépe
Terraforma reveals first names for 2019 with Laurie Anderson, DJ Stingray, Bambounou and more
The theme for this year is language. Taking place from the 5th to 7th June at Villa Acronati in Milan, Terraforma is dedicated to artistic experimentation and environmental sustainability. For the sixth edition, the first names to be announced alongside the theme include Laurie Anderson (the language of the future), Mica Levi (cinematic language), Caterina
Snap, Crackle & Pop release new EP from Niv Ast, ‘Disco Monroe’
‘Disco Monroe’ is a follow up to Niv Ast’s appearance on last summer’s Relish compilation. Marking the sixth release on the London based label and club night, Snap, Crack & Pop have come to be known for post punk and kraut influenced electro/techno sounds. ‘Disco Monroe’ serves up two new original productions from the Israeli
Untitled 909 Podcast 017: Ifeoluwa + Interview
Politics has always shaped music one or another. It’s been the driving force behind certain scenes, collectives, parties and labels and nowadays, we see more artists and promoters adding an activist element to what they’re doing – whether that’s from throwing parties, compiling compilations or producing records where all the proceeds going to charity. Bristol-based