Tag: dance
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Spectreview: Emily E. Meo – The Found EP
Emily E. Meo's stretches household objects into nimble melodies throughout her new, joyously-constructed EP.
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Spectreview: Róisín Murphy – Róisín Machine
Róisín Murphy holds a mirrorball to the world in the liberative disco grooves of Róisín Machine, her best record to date.
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RETROSPECTREVIEW: Laurel Halo – Quarantine
Laurel Halo’s dazzling 2012 debut for Hyperdub captures the volatile torment of heartbreak better than much released since.
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Spectreview: Caribou – Suddenly
Caribou’s Suddenly may be the electronic act's greatest work yet in terms of pure accessibility.
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Spectreview: Susumu Yokota – Cloud Hidden
The winding, eclectic sprawl of Cloud Hidden provides yet another window into the legacy of late electronic artist Susumu Yokota.
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Spectreview: Sea Raft – Blending EP
Matthew Reeder’s foray into IDM as Sea Raft is exquisitely produced and deeply moving.
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Spectreview: Simic – Atwater Dance
Simic’s Atwater Dance is a heady listen, a techno album capable of worming its way through your head and your muscles simultaneously.
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Spectreview: Thom Yorke – ANIMA
Thom Yorke’s latest solo album is unsurprisingly grim, unremittingly dystopian and weirdly personal.
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Spectreview: Shinichiro Yokota – I Know You Like It
Shinichiro Yokota continues to bring his light, airy version of house music to the masses on I Know You Like It.
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Spectreview: Kamilita – KAMILITA
KAMILITA, an eponymous collection of songs by the ultra-prolific local electronic artist, is a definitive entry into her humid, strangely intoxicating discography.