Tracya – The Fall of Atlas
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Brief though it may be, ‘The Fall of Atlas’ packs a punch. Concentrated techno beats are shoved up against alien atmospheres with wiry programming slithering through […]
Tag Archives: Xtraplex Records
Virlyn – Inner Emigration
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Empty spaces have a tendency to bring out the philosopher in all of us, their existence is a wide-angle lens for piddling humans to make sense […]
Analept – Sternweite
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] There’s something going on in the ether. I’ve been enjoying Analept’s previous album for some years now and suddenly he appears on Xtraplex, not a place […]
Akwalek – Ektoplasmik Boor Selekt
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] The last time I was in a paint store I couldn’t help noticing the machines agitating said cans; now imagine those running all night, then picture […]
Marsman – Mindwarp
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] I hadn’t expected to hear something quite so… chewy from Marsman or Xtraplex, I’ll confess. ‘Mindwarp’ certainly lives up to the name it’s been given. He’s […]
Amotken – Salvo El Crepusculo
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Delicate guitars lure us in to this EP and by the time they’ve finished playing we’ve been on quite the voyage. Between all the sinewy beats […]
Sluggart – Mnesic
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] A calm setting, a tranquil place; nothing to do but leisurely float down the mind stream. Sluggart have changed yet again, this time out he has […]
Olkin Donder – Urbin Kolder: Expeditions in the Beatless and Beyond (Part One of Three)
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] You just never know what you’re in for whenever the Xtraplex label come knocking, case in point: this new album from Olkin Donder sounds nothing like […]
Monade – Puni
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Album three from Roberto Donato’s Monade is yet again another unexpected turn and a massive leap forward. Into the realms of beauty our man charges with […]
Sluggart – Slumberless
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] I have now returned from the nether regions of the mind, this new album from Sluggart is officially the deepest dub based album I have ever […]
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