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Review: Ben Vida – esstends-esstends-esstends

Vida presents five pieces for computer controlled modular synthesiser that turn the limitations of stereo space into mush.

Review: KTL – V

Peter Rehberg and Stephen O’Malley take their project back to its roots in theatrical soundtrack.

Review: Sun Hammer – A Dream In Blood

Jay Bodley places himself at the mercy of chance in five soundscapes of both delicate and reckless development.

Review: Charlemagne Palestine + Janek Schaefer – Day Of The Demons

Two 20 minute collages of drone and field recording, resulting in what will no doubt be one of the year’s most exciting collaborative pursuits.

Review: Lucia H Chung + Yuki Aida – Colour Of Quantum

Two sound artists explore sound on two drastically different scales.

Review: Frank Bretschneider – Kippschwingungen

The German electronic musician channels his talents into Subharchord ring modulation.

Review: NHK’Koyxeи – Dance Classics Vol.I

Kouhei Matsunaga makes his PAN debut with a selection from his more dance-centric output.

Review: Steve Roden + Machinefabriek – Lichtung

Two experts of soundscape and sonic detail bring their recent collaborative AV installation to CD.

Film Review: Fuck You – Fucking Noise In China Now

Guy-Marc Hinant and Dominique Lohle capture interviews and performances of China’s most prominent noisemakers.

Review: Om – Advaitic Songs

The bass/drum duo rectify the awkward onward step of their previous full-length, “God Is Good”.

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