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Echoes on the Common: South Wales, Horses, and Celtic Folk Traditions

In this exclusive extract from Ecoes #7 – a new magazine issue exploring ‘the art of listening and unveiling the unseen,’ published by Sonic Acts – editor and writer Hannah Pezzack ventures into Wales' post-industrial hinterlands
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Rapid Eye Movements: Saccades By Rian Treanor & Ocen James

A thrilling collaboration between Acholitronix pioneer and one of the UK's most forward-thinking electronic producers
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Röyksopp

Profound Mysteries III

The Norwegian duo excel when sticking to what they know best, finds Hannaz Pezzack
Books

For Aural Use Only: Pauline Oliveros’ Quantum Listening

As Ignota Books publish a new edition of Pauline Oliveros' manifesto Quantum Listening, Hannah Pezzack finds herself taking part in a sonic meditation via Zoom…
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Sweets To The Sweet: Carmel Smickersgill’s We Get What We Get And We Don’t Get Upset

Leeds-based composer and sound artist Carmel Smickersgill delivers a suite of wild electronic oddities for Prah Recordings, finds Hannah Pezzack
Baker's Dozen

Heavenly Chorals: Gazelle Twin’s Favourite Albums

From aliens, immortality and the early electronica of sci-fi films, to the sublime, immersive harmonies of devotional music, Gazelle Twin talks to Hannah Pezzack about thirteen albums that influenced her
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Tunes Of The Gods: Eris Drew’s Quivering In Time Is A Long Strange Trip

The debut album by the Chicago DJ and T4T LUV NRG joint label boss is all killer no filler, finds Hannah Pezzack
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Lyra Pramuk

Delta

A dozen artists – including Colin Self, Eris Drew, Kara-Lis Coverdale and Hudons Mohawke – remix and re-interpret Lyra Pramuk's Fountain, with awesome results, finds Hanah Pezzack
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Electric Party

Play

A re-issue from the 80s synth band Electric Party, Play is a fascinating slice of Amsterdam’s history, finds Hannah Pezzack 
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Suemori

Maebashi

Under his new alias, Suemori, Hoshina Anniversary navigates the cultural iconography of Japan, synthesising traditional instruments into a haunting electronic format, finds Hannah Pezzack
Baker's Dozen

Oh Yes! Jamie Stewart Of Xiu Xiu’s Favourite Music

As Xiu Xiu release latest album Oh No, Jamie Stewart guides us through his 13 toppermost records – including three compilations! I only want the best ice cream, he tells Hannah Pezzack
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Anime Mundi: Meemo Comma’s Neon Genesis: Soul Into Matter²

For her latest release on Planet Mu, Meemo Comma weaves together science fiction and Jewish mysticism with luminous results, finds Hannah Pezzack
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California Dreams: Pauline Anna Strom’s Angel Tears In Sunlight

Posthumously released, the last album by electronic music pioneer Pauline Anna Strom deserves your full attention, finds Hannah Pezzack
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Reymour

Leviosa

Knekelhuis Records’ latest release is a testament to the unfettered cool of synthpop, finds Hannah Pezzack
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Break It Down: Rian Treanor’s File Under UK Metaplasm

With his second full-length album, File Under UK Metaplasm, Rian Treanor continues to claw at the edges of club culture with exhilarating results, finds Hannah Pezzack
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Lucrecia Dalt

No era sólida

Lucrecia Dalt melts into air on her latest album *No era sólida*, finds Hannah Pezzack

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Triplet Rhythms & Occultist Hardcore: Lila Tirando A Violeta’s Limerencia Reviewed

Veering towards abrasive discord, Lila Tirando a Violeta inflects electronic futurism with the folk rhythms of traditional Latin music.

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Thanasis Zlatanos

A Retrospective

Osare! Editions’ latest release is a haunting tribute to the unknown talent of the Greek musician Thanasis Zlatanos

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