Dan Bodan - Softy Soft Vol. 2 · Single Review ⟋ RA
Though Dan Bodan's honeyed tenor wouldn't sound out of place in a musical theatre production, last year's Soft suggested weirder allegiances. Leftfield electronic producers like Physical Therapy, M.E.S.H and Black Ocean's Ville Haimala were enlisted for production, leading to an intriguing, if not always convincing, collision of MOR-pop and thorny electronica. On this remix package, a more substan
SHXCXCHCXSH - Linear-S Decoded · Album Review ⟋ RA
If their last album was "deadly serious," by now Swedish duo SHXCXCHCXSH seem a bit more lighthearted. By their own admission, there's not even an easy way to refer to them (label boss Shifted prefers "the Swedish guys"). Luckily, SHXCXCHCXSH have already proven themselves. Last year's LP presented seven lengthy techno journeys that went beyond the horizon and back again. With Linear-S Decoded, th
Roman Flügel - Happiness Is Happening · Album Review ⟋ RA
Roman Flügel's music defies pigeonholing. Since the early '90s, his recordings have glimmered with an almost neurotic attention to detail and an elegant touch with melody, which has allowed him to maintain relevance amidst whatever genre was currently in vogue. With the curious manner in which his pointillist sounds coalesce into graceful forms, any headphone experience with his best productions i
RA.423 Dusky ⟋ RA Podcast
Since the beginning, Alfie Granger-Howell and Nick Harriman have made a habit of bridging worlds. Their earliest work split the difference between lush progressive house and UK bass music, with hits like "Lost Highway" and "Flo Jam" leading the charge. Since then, they've weaved various sonic threads through their sound, from techno to electro to the breakbeat influence you can just detect on Love
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