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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Author: Jacob Arnold
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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Virgo Four: Resurrection
To house music fans, unearthing these tapes is equivalent to discovering a cache of lost Rembrandts.
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Kami-Sakunobe House Explosion K-S.H.E: Routes Not Roots
Terre Thaemlitz (aka DJ Sprinkles) concocts some of the most original deep house I’ve ever heard.
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Moritz von Oswald Trio: Horizontal Structures
This trio and its extended family bring romance back to techno.
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Disco Curator
Daniel Goss on Dugan’s Bistro and Chicago’s First Radio Hot Mixer Continue Reading
Hieroglyphic Being: The Urantia Project
Appropriately, Further continues its series of limited cassette-only releases with a demo Moss recorded to 60-minute tape in 1996.
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Demdike Stare: Tryptych
A deluxe triple-CD set of Demdike Stare’s three 2010 albums plus forty minutes of previously unreleased material.
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Aril Brikha: Deeparture In Time – Revisited
Brikha’s debut album, first released in 2000 on Derrick May’s Transmat label, has a reputation as a masterpiece.
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