Tag: electronic
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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: Operators – Radiant Dawn
Operators’ new album of dystopian synth-pop sprawls out in comparison to its predecessors, allowing for more complex (and more satisfying) arrangements.
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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.
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Spectreview: Daniel Wohl – État
État is at once cinematic, grandiose and variable in texture and color, a highly entertaining listen that’s obviously created with a ton of care.
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Spectreview: Running from the Dark – Running from the Dark [compilation]
Several underground artists aim to raise mental health awareness on the devastating, surprisingly cohesive Running from the Dark.
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Spectreview: Ends – Leave
Ends’ mysterious Leave pays homage to electro-indie acts of the last two decades while maintaining a wholly captivating atmosphere.
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Spectreview: Flying Lotus – Flamagra
Flying Lotus’ Flamagra is an exhausting listen but stuffed with a myriad of treasures.
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Spectreview: Lena Raine – Oneknowing
Lena Raine’s debut standalone album works as both a surface-level emotional salve and a complex portrayal of self-care.