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Category: Reviews
Joost Egelie: From Mars To Earth
Joost Egelie: From Mars To Earth explores the concept of what it would take to re-invent technology in order to return to the origin of the human species.
brokenkites: Deus Ex Communication
When it comes to electronic music I am an omnivore, and brokenkites Deus Ex Communication definitely falls into the style that I prefer.
Ergo Phizmiz: Some Folk Can
Ergo Phizmiz is no stranger here on The CerebralRift. This will be the ninth article I’ve dedicated to writing about his musical flights of fancy. On Some Folks Can Ergo continues his exploration of electro-mechanical pop music as only he can.
Daniel Robert Lahey: see the thing is
See the thing is, Daniel Robert Lahey produces works that don’t need to be reviewed or analysed. So how do you review such a work?
The Impossebulls: Slave Education XE
The Impossebulls Slave Education is ten years old, but despite showing it’s age in some parts, the issues that are brought up are stil relevant today.
Plusplus: Psycho
Psycho by Plusplus is the third part of the “Evils Trilogy” which started back in 2008. Plusplus has produced an excellent earthy, grounded release.