soundscapes
Black Deer’s self-titled album for Glasgow’s Huntleys + Palmers label offers detailed dancefloor transmissions in abstract techno form
Burial makes a vital sonic pilgrimage with Tunes 2011 to 2019, a carefully curated collection that inhabits past, present and future
Alexander Tucker talks to Stewart Gardiner about Alan Moore’s Providence, panspermia and multi-dimensional imagery in Guild of the Asbestos Weaver
Carter Tutti Void bring their collaboration to a close with third album Triumvirate, an exploratory set of enveloping post-techno compositions
Dean Hurley leaves the town of Twin Peaks behind with his second volume of reality-disintegrating ambient soundscapes under the Anthology Resource banner
Stewart Gardiner’s The Space Between column is intended to pull together reviews that almost never were, preventing them from falling through the cracks
Steve Nolan’s double cassette set of ambient dream music opens up portals, reroutes neural pathways and unlocks associative trains of thought
Richard Skelton has unearthed ambient transmissions from deep time and pressed them into the present with this album of hinterland inspired compositions
Kinbrae’s second LP is an enchanting psychogeographic evocation of the River Tay that channels the cycle of renewal through analogue ambient soundscapes
Anthony DP Mann reads the weird fiction Carcosan classic to a score by Goblin keyboard manipulator Maurizio Guarani on this reissue from Cadabra Records
TUTTI is an abstract autobiographical study rendered in dark, sensuous electronics that conveys a hallucinatory experiencing of the past in the present
Bank of Forever’s post-industrial transmissions from slow rooms are maze-like staging areas that dismantle cause and effect
Penelope Trappes’s second album delivers beautifully unsettling art installation dream pop while exploring interior worlds and minimal industrial zones