Beatrice M. sinks into classic dubstep’s deep water without getting stuck in nostalgia
Pitchfork reviews Sinking by Beatrice M., framing the Paris producer’s debut as a moving revival of mid-2000s dubstep language with subtle modern detail.
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Pitchfork reviews Sinking by Beatrice M., framing the Paris producer’s debut as a moving revival of mid-2000s dubstep language with subtle modern detail.
Austrian producer Bogendorfer releases Vou Pa Pipa, a bass house groover through B.A.B.A. Records with deep house, downtempo and psychedelic electronic colours.
Brighton producer K-LONE releases summer edits, a name-your-price two-track electronic set reworking Caroline Polachek and Chanel Beads material.
Soft Cell unveil Danceteria, their final album, with the title track arriving as a tribute to New York’s early 80s club world and the late Dave Ball.
New York producer K Wata’s Give U Space receives 8 June review attention, positioning his debut as a precise, spacious take on dub techno’s deep architecture.
Metanet’s N Plus Infinity Times Two soundtrack story becomes a win for hand-curated independent electronic music after the developers spent 1,500 hours digging through Bandcamp.