Ascion
Ascion traces the roots of his electronic imagination through krautrock, ambient music and experimental recordings, bringing formative discoveries into dialogue with his own work.
Publications archive
61–72 of 141 publications 
Umwelt
Umwelt charts a journey from abandoned interstellar bases to the guts of a ghost town. Twenty electro selections connect his own analogue machinery with Privacy, Dynarec and The Exaltics, balancing Drexciyan movement with cold, dystopian atmosphere.
Enfant Terrible
M on physical records, responsibility, reissues and the different branches of Enfant Terrible. The original 2017 conversation comes with a ten-track label mix.
Stavaris
Stavaris connects Ethiopian jazz, Tuareg desert sounds and cumbia in a vivid journey across musical traditions. Fourteen selections reveal the curiosity behind his World Muzik broadcasts, with Hailu Mergia, Bola and The Heliocentrics among the discoveries.
Paper Dollhouse — MoonDome tapes
Paper Dollhouse bridges living room melancholy and nighttime euphoria in her 2016 stream of excellent tape releases inspiring our nocturnal geographies.
J.G. Biberkopf
J.G. Biberkopf moves between medieval echoes, field recordings and fractured digital worlds. Thirty-six pieces connect Księżyc, John Levy, Alice Coltrane and contemporary sound art in a restless collage that seems to observe its own time from above.
Severed Heads — Moving Forward in a Regressive World
Tom Ellard on nostalgia, video games and the future of recorded sound. A conversation at Unsound 2016 about resisting repetition and learning to move forward.
Félicia Atkinson
Félicia Atkinson gathers eighteen intimate, exploratory recordings into a warm journey across continents. Pharoah Sanders’ “Love Is Everywhere” forms its radiant centre, surrounded by field recordings, new age, folk and adventurous sound art.
Various — XKatedral Volume II and III
Compilations from Stockholm-based XKatedral label capture the colossal beauty and electrifying static at the core of its output.
Blue Hour
Blue Hour steps away from the dancefloor into a melancholic selection of shoegaze, noir pop and experimental electronics. Helen, HTRK and Martin Rev meet eighteen carefully connected pieces, including an unreleased recording by Luke Standing himself.
Up To Date 2016 — from palace grounds to stadium car parks
Up To Date 2016 in Bialystok is a serious and coherent happening. A must for every technohead and electronic music fan.
Croatian Amor — Love Means Taking Action
The new Croatian Amor album on Posh Isolation, Love Means Taking Action, is an emotional sonic exploration of the complexity of love in these postmodern times.