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Autechre - Exai

- Source: The Quietus

"The death of the album is nigh," crow the pallbearers of the music industry as a small, cold sun sets upon the iridescent slick of discarded CDs that once was HMV's empire.

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Moiré, Never Sleep

- Source: LITTLE WHITE EARBUDS

In our 2012 wrap coverage , I attempted to justify our selection of Actress' R.I.P as the top album by noting that no one is currently making music quite like Darren Cunningham.

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Power Of Ten - Sounds Like Scotland

- Source: Beatportal

Scotland is the home of the brave—famed around the world for its fine whiskey, tartan kilts, beautiful highlands, a castle built on a volcanic plug (over there in Edinburgh), the Loch Ness Monster, Irn-Bru, Sean Connery, Billy Connolly, Trainspotting , and, of course, Braveheart.

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Geoff Barrow, Ben Salisbury - DROKK: Music Inspired By Mega-City One

- Source: Drowned In Sound

Ever since the boundary-pushing Third the Portishead maestro has been off the boil where the musical vanguard is concerned - shipping experimentation for retrograde passion projects that indulge his boyhood fantasies of 1st-wave kosmische (Beak>) and Nineties hip hop with the recent Quakers , while producing for Invada's very own post-punk Nico, Anika.

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αlpha EP

- Source: XLR8R

When Nautiluss first appeared last year with a collaborative single for Untold's Hemlock label, it seemed a pretty safe bet to place the Canadian amongst the ever-growing list of producers emerging with their own take on the contemporary sounds of underground UK dance music.

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Actress - R.I.P.

- Source: Drowned In Sound

When Darren Cunningham, a.k.a. Actress released a 12-inch of two tracks at the tail end of last year, the two vastly different pieces of music gave little suggestion as to the nature of the long promised follow-up full length to 2010's fêted Splaszh.

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John Talabot - Fin

- Source: Drowned In Sound

In this era of mass communication and social networking, where the millions jostle for attention spewing forth photos, videos, ideas and identities, the appeal of an artist who does the opposite has never been greater.

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BASS: APRIL

- Source: Mixmag

Zomby, James Blake, Untold, Roska, SBTRKT, Brackles – may make you wonder why, despite 50 releases in seven years, the Ramp label isn't better known.

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DUBSTEP: MARCH

- Source: Mixmag

Scandinavian Skweee music has long been the kooky cousin of the bass music family, all nerdy analogue synth setups, wibbly noises and juddering beats.

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Album Review: Grimes – Visions

- Source: Consequence of Sound

Among the rest of 4AD's increasingly divergent recent acquisitions (tUnE-yArDs, Beirut, and Zomby among them), Claire Boucher–who's been steadily releasing music from her bedroom as Grimes for the past two years–sticks out like a sore thumb; she's actually a perfect fit for the label's famously shoegaze-y pedigree.

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The Critics: The Best of 2011

- Source: The Independent - Music

Liszt-refusenik András Schiff turned instead to Schumann's poignant Geistervariationen, while Alexei Lubimov explored Beethoven on an 1828 Graf fortepiano, and a 1632 Ruckers harpsichord, was the star of Christophe Rousset's Bach Fantasy, while violinist Pavlo Beznosiuk traced the limitless curves of the same composer.

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This Mortal Coil - Box Set

- Source: The Quietus

Fielding its strongest and most diverse roster for years (Zomby, Gang Gang Dance, Atlas Sound, Bon Iver, Twin Shadow, Joker, etc), artful label 4AD is once again firmly in the ascendancy.

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Kuedo - Severant

- Source: The Quietus

In 2005, Degenerate by Bristolian duo Vex'd managed to comprehensively upset the apple cart of dubstep that was, by that point, racing away into the top 20 lists of every journo on these shores.

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Zomby - Nothing

- Source: BBC Music

Anonymity: it's a cultural currency that certainly has a robust base-rate to underwrite its continued existence.

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