Articles
Andy Vaz Interview and Set
Mark O'Leary's Grønland

Albums
Acre
Arborea
Ólafur Arnalds
Kush Arora
Asura
bbcb
Steve Brand
Nick Chacona
Robert Curgenven
Cuushe
Daniell and McCombs
Delicate Noise
d'incise
Ecovillage
Danton Eeprom
Seren Ffordd
Paul Fiocco
El Fog
Koutaro Fukui
Corey Fuller
The Go Find
Ernest Gonzales
Koss
Francisco López
Ingram Marshall
Craig McElhinney
Minamo
My Majestic Star
Mystified
Nest
Nommo Ogo
Olive Oil
O'Leary - Passborg - Riis
Oy
[Post-foetus]
RPM Orchestra
Ryonkt
Richard Skelton
Slow Six
Sone Institute
Sousa & Correia
Stanislav Vdovin
Viridian Sun
Christian Zanési

Compilations / Mixes
Erased Tapes Collection II
Hammann & Janson
Leaves of Life
Music Grows On Trees
Phasen
Quit Having Fun
Scuba
Thesis Vol. 1

EPs
Aubrey
Be Maledetto Now!
DK7
Herzog
Hrdvsion
Mr Cloudy
Damon McU
Morning Factory
Neve
M. Ostermeier
R&J emp
Stanislav Vdovin

Aubrey: Dark
Mowar

Mowar comes out swinging with its fifth release, a three-tracker from Aubrey (an experienced hand who's been DJing since 1983 and has issued over seventy EPs for labels such as Intech, Sublime, Reel, Crayon, Ferox, and others) titled Dark. In actuality, the release includes a sole original along with remixes of same by Modern Love outfit Pendle Coven (Miles Whittaker and Gary Howell) and Geophone's Mike Parker, but the versions are sufficiently unlike that the EP plays like three originals. Funnily enough, Aubrey's bomb originally was released as an untitled track on his defunct label Dark (hence the track title) and now breathes again thanks to the Belgium imprint Mowar.

February 2010