Solar Bears ‘Advancement’ (Sunday Best)
Irish duo’s third LP centres on crate-digging psychedelic electronica
Qluster ‘Echtzeit’ (Bureau B)
Roedelius marks six decades at electronic coalface with subtle masterpiece
Public Memory ‘Wuthering Drum’ (Felte)
Edgy, West Coast-inspired electronica noir
Nina Walsh
Musician, producer, long-time Andrew Weatherall cohort, catering wiz, open mic troubadourette and all-round techno legend, Nina Walsh offers up her thoughts on the people, places and events that shaped her
Metamono ‘Creative Listening’ (Instrumentarium)
South London electro-punks uncork sophomore stunner
Lust For Youth ‘Compassion’ (Sacred Bones)
Ice-cold drum ’n’ bass meets 80s/90s synthwave anyone?
Greg Wilson
We rewind to 1983 and find ourselves in a time when one record player seemed ample. And then along comes DJ godhead Greg Wilson and he’s live on the telly with two record players and they’re called “turntables”. Whatever next?
LNZNDRF ‘LNZNDRF’ (4AD)
Indie supergroup reinvent krautrock in an Ohio church
K-X-P ‘III Part II’ (Öm/Svart)
Attitude-fuelled, volcanic electronic post-punk offering
James Holden & Camilo Tirado/Luke Abbott ‘Outdoor Museum Of Fractals/555hz’ (Border Community)
Terry Riley-inspired meditative double-header from inventive duo