With his latest EP, Nottingham based producer and singer/songwriter Heurt (Lawrence Johnson) delivers a really solid slice of atmospheric future garage.
Category: EP/Album Reviews
Zela Margossian Quintet – Remedy [Review]
A rare kind of record that manages to honor a centuries-old heritage while feeling like a new classic in the world of global jazz.
Filip Clements – Taking Flight [Review]
With his debut EP, Taking Flight, London-based Norwegian songwriter and solo artist Filip Clements delivers a project built on high-energy indie rock infused with a warmly saturated, guitar-centric soul.
ShiShi – Blood Tape EP [Review]
The whole record plays out like a dark, synth-heavy phantasmagoria.
Moladoen – Elegy for Euria [Review]
Elegy for Euria is simultaneously heavy and melancholic, much like the memory of a place that may no longer exists.
Taisen – The Fall Session [Review]
Close your eyes, click play and imagine that you can do anything. Like walking among the clouds.
Computer Nerd – 20,000 Years & Still Going Strong [review]
Do we really need an apocalypse when we have already surrendered our thoughts to the machine?
silent collision – Air Vent Lullabies [Review]
Air Vent Lullabies may take you with it into the void. Where darkness is the norm. Sometimes it’s the only place you’re meant to be.
Cole Lumpkin – HELIX [Review]
On his sophomore album, Helix, Cole Lumpkin delivers more than just a collection of songs, he offers a testament to a catalytic year defined by a creative reclamation.
Neverbody – Self Talk [Review]
With their debut album, Self Talk, this instrumental trio finds their space where the precision of progressive rock meets the unpredictability of fusion.
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