Juju & Jordash: Unleash the Golem Part 1
The A-side is long and hypnotic while the B-side is speedy but strange.
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Author: Jacob Arnold
Kuba Sojka: Mysterious Intrigue
http://charlotteskitchendiary.com/tag/go/ Mathematics Recordings isn’t usually known for lush productions, but this new album by Sojka is sumptuous.
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Andy Stott: Passed Me By
Over the past five years, Stott has shrewdly transitioned from techno to dub techno to techno/dubstep.
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Ital: “Culture Clubs”
http://charlotteskitchendiary.com/2016/01/01/thank-you-and-happy-new-year/ At several points synthesizer breaks into song despite the warpage, reminding me of early Boards of Canada.
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Michael Ezebukwu, The Wanderer
http://charlotteskitchendiary.com/tag/recipe-lemon-meringue-pie/ DJ at Club LaRay, Rialto Tap, the Clubhouse, and more
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VA: Gene Hunt Presents Chicago Dance Tracks
At its beginning, Chicago house music was not a commercial product. Young artists recorded tracks to tapes.
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Vladislav Delay Quartet
Sasu Ripatti, Mika Vainio, Lucio Capece, and Derek Shirley create powerful noises.
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Bruce Gilbert: The Shivering Man
I could wax poetic on the historical significance of mid-eighties British electronic and industrial music, but truth be told, this album can be enjoyed outside that context.
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Rick Wilhite: Analog Aquarium
I’ve been waiting to review this album, hoping Wilhite’s first full-length would grow on me.
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Virgo Four: Resurrection
To house music fans, unearthing these tapes is equivalent to discovering a cache of lost Rembrandts.
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