Less composed than 2010′s Ardour, the mixtape-like feel of Teebs’ Collection 01 offers a snapshot of one period in his progression as a producer.
Author Archive: Keith Pishnery
Little White Earbuds Interviews Africa Hitech
While touring the U.S. Africa Hitech found time to chat with LWE about their history, influences, working together, and what the future holds.
Modeselektor, Monkeytown
There is a fine line between cohesion and discontinuity. Thankfully Modeselektor’s latest album, the self-referentially titled Monkeytown, trends toward the former.
Emika, Emika
Emika is an album about sounds and spaces, with haunting, fragile vocals that flit through wide open rhythms and melodies that echo resoundingly over top.
Zed Bias, Biasonic Hotsauce – Birth of the Nanocloud
Biasonic Hotsauce – Birth of the Nanocloud boasts 12 collaborators over the course of 18 tracks and it feels very much like a mixtape.
Various Artists, Surreal Estate
Surreal Estate, featuring Sepalcure, Distal, Salva and more, mixes everything from house to hip-hop, dubstep to juke, and all of the electronic funk that sitting in-between.
Kahn, Illy/Tehran
Like his first transmission for Punch Drunk Records, Kahn’s Illy/Tehran is a powerful but uneven record.
Roll The Dice, In Dust
By eschewing the clean and pure sound of their earlier work, Roll The Dice’s In Dust gains a warmer and more human feel.
Cosmin TRG, Simulat
A closer look at Cosmin TRG’s debut album, Simulat, finds that underneath and between the 4/4 is a strangely psychedelic and otherworldly approach to melody and rhythm.
King Midas Sound, Goodbye Girl/Earth A Kill Ya
With the announcement of Without You, a collection of remixes of the 2009 King Midas Sound album, Waiting For You, Kevin Martin’s unique vision is once again being examined.
Leyland Kirby, Intrigue & Stuff Vol. 2
While Intrigue & Stuff Vol. 2 feels more in line with his previous efforts, Leyland Kirby provides yet another facet of beautiful noise exploration.
eLan, Alligator Snaps
With Alligator Snaps, the middle EP in a trilogy for Monkeytown, the San Diego-based eLan has gotten downright swampy,
Echologist, Subterranean
The second Echologist album, Subterranean, explores the possibilities of forgoing most of the kicks and snares often associated with dub techno.
Miles, Facets
Miles Whittaker’s latest, Facets, for long time home Modern Love, is tellingly published under his own name and represents some of the most personal music he has made.
Pixelord, Iron and Cream
Seemingly in response to the proliferation of the wild 8-bit sound, Pixelord’s Iron and Cream on Leisure System is a much more subtle and mature take on electronic swagger.
Ossie, Set The Tone
With his new EP for Hyperdub, Set The Tone, Ossie attempts to capture a particularly unique strain of funky house with three tracks of varying degrees of similarity.
Kuedo, Videowave
Kuedo has proven himself to be a restless electronic music innovator who, with his latest EP for Planet Mu, Videowave, begins the process of a new metamorphosis. Illium Sphere, Clark, and Heterotic feature on remix duty.










