There’s something special about this. I gotta admit, I find a lot of dub techno pleasant but samey. This LP finds New York’s Kenzo Perron doing something which is, broadly speaking, dub techno, but very much doing it his own way. At times it feels like he’s deconstructing the genre a bit like Spatial did […]
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Dub techno is one of those genres which I had a little flurry of interest in years and years ago, but haven’t bought much of more recently, because… well, to be frank, because there were a lot of records that were perfectly nice but which didn’t seem to give me much that I couldn’t get […]
There seem to have been a lot of new releases recently from artists whose previous records were big favourites of mine. Francis Harris’s Minutes Of Sleep was one of my albums of 2014, and Aris Kindt are Harris and his childhood friend Gabe Hedrick. This record is much more stripped back: the trumpet, cello, and piano […]