As the second release from flau, and also the second album by Part Timer, Blue is unarguably a masterpiece of organic bedroom folk sounds for daily life. read more

Having worked on some groundbreaking albums over the last decade Ekvílibríum is Valgeir Sigurðsson’s own debut, but here he has revealed that as well as being a gifted producer, engineer and musician, he is equally skillful as a crafter of songs and instigator of a cascade of emotions. read more

For this record FS Blumm has written some of his most light-hearted tunes, accompanied by NY trumpeter Luca Fadda. Wonderful guitar and double bass lines are mixed with edited toy instruments and found objects. read more

In 2001 Jean Jacques Perrey and Luke Vibert met for the first time to embark on a fantastic journey that would finally yield the remarkable ‘Moog Acid’ album. read more

Born near Copenhagen about eighteen years ago, Daniel Porcelli (Po) is either one exceptionally gifted wunderkind (inspired by Styrofoam, Manual, and Múm, he began experimenting with computer music at the age of fifteen) read more

InterZone, based in Utrecht the Netherlands, has been organizing parties and events over the past 5 years.
In that time we have come a long way(see the past events to discover what we have been up to). But in those 5 years one things has never changed. InterZone is about exploring the experimental side of music read more

Octogen is a pseudonym for Glasgow producer Marco Bernardi, newly signed to
Soma Records. Marco is a fantastic homegrown talent and the ‘Ligrgirl EP’ is
his debut single on the label. read more

For its 8th edition, Marsatac has an impressive line up of music for all tastes with electro, hip hop, rock, pop, plus some folk music and jazz. A joyful programme for all those who appreciate diversity. This year the programme includes film and video screenings, and a creative village. read more

Since his earliest days, Ben Frost has been fascinated by the cinematic qualities of the guitar. His output to this point has hinted at this, but with Steelwound he makes a bold statement of intent. read more

If there’s been one positive trend emerging from the ruins of what used to be called electronica for the last couple of years, it has been the comeback of acoustic instruments, especially the piano. read more

Oren Ambarchi continues his otherworldly investigations with “In The Pendulum’s Embrace”, a dark twin to his landmark 2004 album “Grapes from the Estate”. read more

Don and Roel Funcken in conjunction with n5MD compile more remixes; old, new, unreleased and even some recently updated ones for this second in Funckarma’s Refurbished series of remix albums. read more

The Atmospheres Festival takes place in London, from Monday October 22nd to Friday October 26th 2007. Tickets can be purchased here for individual days or as a festival pass for the 3 days hosted by Touch. read more

The latest mini-album from French composer Sylvain Chauveau sees a radical change in direction in which the luscious strings of his earlier releases are replaced with prepared guitar and crisp sculpted electronics. read more

This release features a duet between Christian Fennesz [guitar/lapop] and Ryuichi Sakamoto [piano/laptop] - a continuing collaboration between two highly regarded composers. Their first, ‘Sala Santa Cecilia’, was a 19 minute overture from their live performance in Rome in November 2004 [Touch # Tone 22, 2005]. read more

After their homage to their moms and the digestion of piled up experiences of their musical freshmen years, the arts-and-crafts duo modeselektor will now release their second album “happy birthday”. read more

Influenced by and named after his late-father’s well-known theatre play “KARHUNAINEN” (Bear Woman) the artist known as VLADISLAV DELAY continues to search for his rhythmic roots under his UUSITALO
alias. read more

The new Bola album arrives after a long wait following the slick, and calm, ‘Gnayse’. ‘Kroungrine’ - the fourth full length album drops like chewy beef, and overcooked roasties; it has a crunch and fullness that satisfies and leaves you feeling truly replenished, and unable to move, except maybe for just playing, play again, on that just about reachable remote control…More… read more

“Repulsine” is I.D.M. Legend Lackluster’s 16th release and first release on Soulseek’s “SLSK Records” label. read more

Fernando Corona’s long-awaited third album as Murcof marks a dramatic departure from previous works. Truly monumental in scale, Cosmos is composed almost entirely of recordings of classical instruments, a process which Corona describes as “expanding the possibilities of acoustic instruments through electronics.” It’s a move away from the micro-programmed sound he helped to pioneer, and his seamless integration of these apparently opposed forms is almost unprecedented. read more

It hasn’t been long since Keith Kenniff’s gorgeous collection of gauzy, cinematic sound-poems ‘Eingya’ slipped into the consciousness. In a short space of time the Boston based multi-instrumentalist has become awash with acclaim and been invited to perform numerous live dates around Europe, something which gave life and inspiration to this latest collection of work. read more

Insomnia Festival is a festival for future music and techno culture. Future music is our own tag to define innovative electronic music created in our time and society based on the will to explore what will come.
Our intention is not to focus on elitist avant-garde movements, but to explore the diversity of innovative human behaviour. read more

Reworks is the first ever complete audio-visual art festival in the North of Greece, which is been realizing for the pat 3 years under the inspiration, the initialization and the artistic supervision of NON collective. read more

From the deliriously frazzled mind of Martin Wheeler comes Vector Lovers, a self-confessed manga mad computer nerd and eighties obsessed knob-twiddler who has produced one of this years most irresistible albums with his eponymous Soma debut. read more

The 5th festival edition will bring you an extensive overview of what’s taking place at the crossroads of sound, image, media, design, cinema and performance art. read more