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Electronic

Single Review: Metronomy – Lately

Elinor Jones reviews Metronomy’s latest single.

Jun 28, 2019 By Elinor Jones Filed Under: Music, Single Reviews Tagged With: Local, devon, Indie, Electronic, Metronomy

Album Review: DJ Koze – Knock Knock

In a recent feature for Resident Advisor, DJ Koze laments the fact that so often “the mood of house music is really limited”, and his second full-length release, Knock Knock, is an electronic album which refuses to settle in one mood or sound, even within the confines of a single track. Knock Knock is an […]

Aug 7, 2018 By Joel Grant Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: Electronic, House, bon iver, DJ Koze, Knock Knock, Resident Advisor, Avalanches

Album Review: Lo Moon – Lo Moon

At a time where alternative and indie acts are in abundance, Los Angeles trio Lo Moon are one who attempt to stand out from the others with their dreamy, cinematic 80s pop vibes. Blending the artistry of a variety of influential predecessors and at times America’s answer to the likes of Oh Wonder and London Grammar […]

Mar 27, 2018 By Chloë Edwards Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: Electronic, lo-fi, London Grammar, the xx, Tears for Fears, Cigarettes After Sex, Talk Talk, Coldplay Ghost Stories, cinematic 80s

Album Review: Kelela – Take Me Apart

I first heard Kelela Mizanekristos’ brand of experimental R&B-infused electronica back in October 2013, when I downloaded her Cut 4 Me mixtape upon receiving a recommendation from one of my favourite blogs at the time. I fell in love shortly after pressing play. Unfortunately for me, it would be another two years before she dropped […]

Oct 31, 2017 By Music Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: experimental, lgbt, Electronic, mixtape, RnB, Kelela, iHeartRadio

Album Review: Little Dragon – Season High

Little Dragon – hailing from Gothenburg, Sweden – are certainly a well-established name. Now on their fifth studio album, and featuring collaborations with the likes of Gorillaz and Flume in their back-catalogue, Dragon have been quietly working near the top of their game for some time now. Given their impressive resumé, and the fact that […]

May 8, 2017 By Graham Moore Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: Pop, Flume, Electronic, sweden, Little Dragon, Season High, synths, Gorillaz, trip-hop

Album Review: The xx – I See You

Few chart-topping groups today are fronted by a duo of male and female vocals. Even fewer of these duos and fellow band members, I suspect, have been close friends since secondary school – and beyond. And yet this seems to be an appropriate history for a group as intimate as The xx, who this week […]

Jan 29, 2017 By Chloë Edwards Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: Electronic, dream pop, jamie xx, the xx, I See You, Say Something Loving

Track Review: Delmer Darion – Reflections

If you’re reading this, play the video at the top of the page first. Right now. Seriously, just do yourself a favour and click that play button, because it’s not worth wasting any more of your time not listening to this song. If you’re not familiar with Delmer Darion, even better – there’s two albums’ […]

Jan 24, 2017 By Alex Brammer Filed Under: Music, Music Features, Previews Tagged With: Electronic, bloom, delmer darion, Poltimore Festival, Halcyon, Reflections, DJ Shadow, Jeremy Storch

Festival Review: Melt! Festival: We survived the sleepless floor

Melt! festival is everything you’d expect from an electronic festival not far from Berlin, in the up-and-coming student haven of Leipzig. Infamous for its weekend-long illegal parties that span on into midweek, Leipzig has become Germany’s ‘New Berlin’, an alternative for the too-cool old ravers, disillusioned with the ongoing gentrification in the capital city. And […]

Oct 6, 2016 By Emily Marsay Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: Germany, Feminism, Berlin, Electronic, jamie xx, Melt! Festival, M83, Vessels, Gold Panda

Track Review: Delmer Darion – Haze (ft. Emily Burns)

With their debut release All Over Again, All Over Again, the Exeter/Bath-based duo Delmer Darion pleased our ears with sparkling, sumptuous electronic music – sensitive synth journeys that are easy to write emotively about. The Emperor of Ice Cream followed, showcasing remixes and sampling ingenuity, injecting life and colour into a kind of music that can be quite […]

May 27, 2016 By Sam Norris Filed Under: Music, Music Features Tagged With: Exeter, Electronic, Bath, delmer darion, Poltimore, Poltimore Festival, Haze, Emily Burns

EP Review: Exitpost – Nami

Self-described as “Tokyo-born, NYC stuck”, electronic artist Ken Herman, or Exitpost, gets an Exeposé look-in as a friend of trendy, Exeter-based, electronic pals Delmer Darion and grooves in the same wave of post-Aphex Twin, post-Kanye bedroom producers that grew with the increased accessibility of Macbooks and Logic Pro. The availability of electronic music and it’s […]

Apr 19, 2016 By Harry Williams Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: New York, america, Japan, Electronic, dream pop, Chillwave, Nami, Exitpost, Ambient

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