All Posts Tagged With: "Home Listening"
Vex’d - Cloud Seed
‘Cloud Seed’ captures the dark, cinematic drama that defines the first golden era of Dubstep, circa 2006/2007. It has all the trimmings: Urban angst, techno noir, an overwhelming sense of melancholy and metallic jackhammer rhythms to shield you off from the outside.
23Feb2010 | admin | 1 comment | Continued
Dag för Dag - Boo
If the dark promise of Gothic angst floats your boat then Dag för Dag are right down your alley. Like the less savoury cousins of the White Stripes hiding in a Swedish forest, Dag för Dag unleash a feast of obsessions on ‘Boo’.
17Feb2010 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
New Electronica, Dance Releases Roundup
There are some rather excellent upfront promos doing the rounds here at tuneraker HQ which are so good that we don’t want to wait until they hit your local record shop.
16Feb2010 | admin | 1 comment | Continued
Early Album Of The Year: Pantha Du Prince - Black Noise
‘Black Noise’ has the classiest opening sequence of any album in a long time. The first three tracks coolly redefine the genre of ambient Techno in glorious, glacial panavision.
12Feb2010 | The Editor | 0 comments | Continued
January Podcast - Aural Detox Mix
If you are looking for some aural detox after the season of party excess, then read on. Here’s a calm, largely beatless mix of instrumental bliss.
18Jan2010 | admin | 2 comments | ContinuedShannon Stephens - The Breadwinner
Shannon Stephens sings about the frequent downs and rare ups of a life as a commuter. Up at five to get to the office in time - You know the drill. Yet Stephens will get a smile out of you before the album is over.
7Dec2009 | admin | 1 comment | ContinuedCastanets - Texas Rose The Thaw & The Beast
Texas Rose is a kind of ambient country album that uncoils lazily like a strip of tarmac in the desert while frontman Ray Raposa recounts his dark tales in a comfortably worn in voice.
30Nov2009 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
November Podcast - Trippy Mushroom Mix Available Now
Here’s a trippy DJ mix ripe with psychedelic guitars, gentle plodding beats and dreamlike vocals. Stylewise you get a heady cocktail of 70’s Funk, 80’s Disco and Rock as well as box fresh sounds.
12Nov2009 | admin | 0 comments | ContinuedBroadcast & The Focus Group Investigate Witch Cults Of The Radio Age
If somebody had to turn cult UK horror movie The Wicker Man into a radio play, then it would sound like this. ‘Witch Cults Of The Radio Age’ is an unusual and very addictive album.
12Nov2009 | admin | 0 comments | ContinuedThe Dimes ‘The King Can Drink The Harbour Dry’
Now here’s a concept album that will blow your mind. The Dimes dig out colourful characters from early American history and make them love, suffer, triumph, fail and die. Set to lush Folk Rock harmonies that would do the Byrds proud, the unusual lyrics unravel a story every bit as gripping as a blockbuster movie.
4Nov2009 | admin | 3 comments | Continued