Release Date: 2004-12-14, LP Record, Astralwerks

Release Date: 2004-10-05, Audio CD, Astralwerks

Includes the bonus tracks "Close To Home" and "What They R Looking For".

This U.K. duo's landmark ambient techno album <I>Lifeforms</I> (1994) explored lush jungle vistas. Its follow-up opts for a much darker urban nightmare motif that makes it an ideal soundtrack while reading William Gibson. ...(more)

Close followers of the West Coast sound will probably recognize Brian Natonski (a.k.a. Gearwhore) from his production credits on the San Diego-based Fatal Data label, which included a series of storming production collaborations with percussionist...(more)

Compared to the minimalist plonk typical of the genre, this is a Technicolor epic and perhaps the only ambient techno opus you'll ever need. <i>--Jeff Bateman</i>

For the 3rd installment of the 'Respect Is Burning' series, DJ Dimitri From pulls together some of the best sounds from the past and gives them a fresh twist. A Respect regular himself, Dimitri gives us the goods on 'A Night at the ...(more)

Release Date: 2002-02-19, Audio CD, Astralwerks

Besides Tom Rolands and Ed Simons of the Chemical Brothers, few artists have the clout, chops, and DJ wherewithal to change the landscape of dance music. Still, it's not something the duo seems in a particular hurry to do. Since the release of...(more)

Coming down off his trip-hop days in Massive Attack, Jon Harris and his new band Sunna deftly traverse more genres of rock in their debut album than most groups attempt in a career. <i>One Minute Science</i> proves an unlikely alchemy of...(more)