Modern Obscure Vinilo y CD

Review: Excitement abounds as British heavy industrial/dub producer Shackleton debuts a brand new project, The Purge Of Tomorrow. An outlet for his less dancefloory material, this stint is more inspired by the artist's background in noise and metal, and the EP consists of two long tracks that were developed from live performances, exploring themes of dystopia, apocalypse and survival. Cursed anti-ambient music arises from the depths of Tartarus, drawing on tropes from neoclassical music to trance. There's also contributions on strings by Kathy Alberci.

Review: Felicia Atkinson, Busra Kayikci, Carmen Villain, Kuniyuki Takahashi, Pavel Milyakov, KMRU, Ana Quiroga and Abul Mogard all come togterh on this new album which asks them to chose a space and translate it into music. Building bridges between architecture and music is something many have tried and often with great results. These artists all offer unexplored view points as they takes from Japan to Kenya, Normal to Tirkey, London to Chile with brilliant works of experimental, ambient, done and more. This music cuts you off from the world in which you're hearing it and places you deep into a new one that is ready for you to be immersed in and explore.