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Four Tet – There is Love in You

Five years seems like a lot in music. Back in 04-05, when IDM was still considered a sole genre in electronic music, when the Ninja Tune label was still notorious for its great releases and when eclectic electronic music was still indie as ever, there were a few artists that could do no wrong. ...

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Josdigital’s Favorite Albums of 2009

Now that you're probably tired of these lists, here's mine. Am I the only one to deliberately wait until the year is over before starting this listmania frenzy? Maybe I just don't care about the pageviews, ads or the reputation. Or maybe I just couldn't make up my damn mind. Though I look ...

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Fuck Buttons – Tarot Sport

I loved every minute of their 2008 album, so much so that I still repeatedly play it when i feel the need to relieve me from built-up stress. It works wonders. Tarot Sport builds upon that. Naming an album after the card game is one thing, but to make a song as repetitive in this genre ...

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Burial & Four Tet – Wolf Club & Moth 12″

Black label, black sleeve, no info, strictly limited. It's almost as if the public isn't supposed to know about this. Thats a lie, it's both the most anticipated and hyped up electronic release from the past months. You know, it lives up. A combination of Kieran's majestic whirlwind of ...

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Hudson Mohawke – Polyfolk Dance EP

Hudson already has a status larger than his musical releases but this eclectic, diverse and focussed piece is impressive. Local readers can pick it up at Mac Fly store.

Deerhunter – Microcastle

I recently read a comment about Microcastle and the guy said that it sounds like a dream. I think that's the perfect way to describe my intuitive awareness. You could say that this is more of an ambient sounding record, drowning in 60's pop and garage influences. But even though the songs are ...

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Dyno – More Crack Beat Tape

More from Ghent's more prolific Dyno is this More Crack Beat Tape freeload, which I assume is a metaphor for over-the-top futuristic experimental hiphop collection of beats. Evolution has happened since his last feature here, so expect an intense psychedelic, maybe delusional listening ...

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Kavinsky

Paris is burning. With talent that is. 80's are officially back, and so is the Testarossa according to Kavinsky. Apparently the French electro artist and dj drives one and claims to be raised from the dead after a dramatic car accident occurred in 1986. Kavinsky doesn't take his music too ...

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Ratatat – LP3

I never knew Ratatat existed until the free mp3 "The Shiller" surfaced on the internet as a single for their third LP, self explanatory called LP3. (When pronouncing the band name I always felt like putting an extra "-at" behind it). LP3 is a fun, easy going, electronic joint that does not ...

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Postal Service covers Flaming Lips

In my opinion, the new Death Cab for Cutie album can't compare to previous efforts. I do like this The Flaming Lips cover by Ben Gibbard's other electro-pop project, with Dntel's Jimmy Tamborello. MP3: The Postal Service - Suddenly Everything Has Changed (The Flaming Lips Cover) website | ...

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