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EmeraldRounding out the series of EPs that began with Push (2003) and Inside Out (2005), Lusine (AKA Jeff McIlwain) is back with Emerald, a set of tracks dedicated to his hometown of Seattle. Sidestepping the emotional conventions of the ode, McIlwain opts for a visceral, electro infused rendering of seaboard cityscapes on the title track, while his surgeon's hand makes a move into pop territorythough just barelywith the meticulously sliced 'n' diced vocals

Todd Osborn presents an amazing bump and grit composition already showcased as a peak time platter in Richie Hawtin's sets

It echos the assertive hypnosis of Audion tracks like "Fred's Bells"

Kill (known also as Kill Memory Crash) comes correct with a pounding grinder of a tune with "France"

This 12" symbolizes the turnaround that will color all of Cotton's productions from this point on

masterfully transforming the song into a glitch workout that slowly evolves into a piece of sublime

making good on months of blog and music-critic enthusiasm and delving deeper into Seth Haley's synth-savvy project

White or black standard weight vinyl includes an etching of text chosen by Matthew Dear and designer Michael Cina

or two sides of the same cracked mirror

Processed bells lilt and chime at their whim

“The Zoop” offers some nostalgia

Matthew returns from the dark wielding 5 more dark strains of dancefloor havoc

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