New Arrivals

  • Ikonika, Dckhdbtch
  • A Made Up Sound, Alarm/Crisis
  • Kabale Und Liebe, Since You Looked Into My Eyes
  • Pale Sketcher, Can I Go Now (Gone Version)
  • Mano Le Tough, Oblique
  • Shed, The Traveller
  • Unknown, Oops
  • Fabrice Lig, Digital Forest
  • LWE Podcast 20: Stefan Goldmann retires this week
  • DOTW: Pale Sketcher, Can I Go Now (Donnacha Costello Remix)

LWE Monthly Archives

Ciao!

Tag Archive: review

Ikonika, Dckhdbtch

On Dckhdbtch’s three tracks, Ikonika imbues her video game inspired tracks with a sophistication that was only hinted at in prior work.

A Made Up Sound, Alarm/Crisis

Viewing dubstep from the perspective of techno and especially house, A Made Up Sound is a essentially a metaphor for current trends where house and dubstep are the hot combination.

Kabale Und Liebe, Since You Looked Into My Eyes

Kabale Und Liebe’s “Since You Looked Into My Eyes,” laden as in The Fog’s almost rap-like cadence, is unexpectedly close to 2010’s take on hip-house.

Pale Sketcher, Can I Go Now (Gone Version)

Justin Broadrick’s latest project, Pale Sketcher, completely foregoes the guitars and fixes his attention on the synths.

Mano Le Tough, Oblique

Having provided three labels with four very different singles, it’s not surprising Mano Le Tough has yet to be pigeonholed.

Shed, The Traveller

Where past Pawlowitz records have fit beautifully into a straight line, the fourteen tracks on Shed’s The Traveller tie the filament in knots or scramble it in nearly inscrutable code.

Unknown, Oops

The Oops 12″ on Caravan pairs sides that, while basically tools — blank and ambiguous enough to fit into a variety of sets — nevertheless display a lot of character.

Fabrice Lig, Digital Forest

Digital Forest follows shortly after the prolific Fabrice Lig’s third album, Genesis Of the Deep for Fine Art Recordings, finding a connective thread in their boundless energy and enthusiasm for densely layered arrangements.

Mano Le Tough, Baby, Let’s Love

With his Baby, Let’s Love 12″ Mano Le Tough furthers his reputation with mixes that cover the deep and techier ends of the house spectrum.

Langenberg, Past Present EP

For Langenberg, the Past Present EP on Dessous Recordings almost represents another rung in his career.