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MUTEK 16: Nocturne 2 and A/Visions1

by Aedyn Roze Nocturne 2 and A/Visions 1 programs in this year’s MUTEK Montreal’s 16th ...

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MUTEK 16: Nocturne 1, from sound to vision

by Aedyn Roze MUTEK Montreal’s 16th edition has made many (including myself) filled with great ...

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LP Review: Len Sander’s “Phantom Garden”

by Aedyn Roze Imagine walking into a vast garden on a moonlit night with a ...

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Get reminiscent with Milky Chance’s debut album “Sadnecessary”

by Aedyn Rose Exploding into the music stream from Europe to North America, Milky Chance ...

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The mechanical revelation: Diamond Version’s debut album, “CI”

by Aedyn Roze Diamond Version’s debut album, CI, released by Mute Records is a 10-track ...

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EM15: A/VISIONS 1 with Mantra Percussion, Nonotak and more

by Aedyn Roze | photos by Bianca Lecompte Three performances. Second night of EM15. One ...

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EM15: PARA_VISIONS 1 with Tim Hecker

by Aedyn Roze | photo by Bianca Lecompte PARA_VISIONS 1: FOG WORKS kicked off the opening ...

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Album Review: Weeknight’s “Post-Everything”

by Aedyn Roze A distorted haze of romantic themes and entrancing melodies is what you ...

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Album review: Valentin Stip “Sigh”

by Aedyn Roze Valentin Stip’s Sigh is a mind-transforming experience in its ambient-electronic genre. This ...

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Igloofest 2014: Breaking the ice with colourful beats

by Aedyn Roze | Laura Baldwinson Igloofest earned its name for a reason. Having experienced ...

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MUTEK 16: Nocturne 2 and A/Visions1

MUTEK 16: Nocturne 1, from sound to vision

LP Review: Len Sander’s “Phantom Garden”

Get reminiscent with Milky Chance’s debut album “Sadnecessary”

The mechanical revelation: Diamond Version’s debut album, “CI”

EM15: A/VISIONS 1 with Mantra Percussion, Nonotak and more

EM15: PARA_VISIONS 1 with Tim Hecker

Album Review: Weeknight’s “Post-Everything”

Album review: Valentin Stip “Sigh”

Igloofest 2014: Breaking the ice with colourful beats

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