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Feature Ayesha: Drum Practice

With a flair for beat science which has wedged her in the thrust of NYC’s techno-not-techno community, Ayesha's debut album Rhythm Is Memory has everything required to cut through the noise and grab your attention. Oli Warwick dialled up NYC to find out what goes into such a distinctive record. 

 

Review Hoodie & James K // 065 Scorpio

 

Review K Alexi Shelby // BM11

 

Review John Heckle // Return To Titan

 

Review SANAM // Aykathani Malakon

 

News Suzi Analogue and Jlin make friends

 

News Proto-grime from 1994

 

News Sci-fi optimism with Anastasia Kristensen

 

News Om Unit’s dubstep before dubstep

 

Feature MARICAS: Queer freedom

 

IOMIX IOMix011 // SDEM

 

News Jay Glass Dubs self-releases essential jungle inversions

 

Review Zoë Mc Pherson // Pitch Blender

 

Review Kahn & Neek // Lupus et Ursus

 

Review Dubamine ft. Nazamba // Cool & Relax

 
 

Feature EAT DIS: Sample storytelling

 

IOMIX IOMix010 // Chewlie

 

Review James Bangura // Harrar

 

Review Liza N Eliaz // Initial Gain

 

IOMIX IOMix009 // Dolenz

 

Review Yushh // Two Knockout EPs

 

Review Rian Treanor & Ocen James // Saccades

 

Review Mor Elian // Diva Test

 

Feature Ulf Eriksson: Intonal incoming

 
 

Feature Violetov General: Eastern Bloc darkwave

 

IOMIX IOMix008 // Isabassi

 

Feature Angel Hunt & Lou Venturini: Amphibious London sound

 

Feature Comfortnoise: Alpine dub

 

Feature outlines: possible footwork futures

 

Feature Circadian Rhythms: Creative Bootlegging

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