The Lowdown: Ossian

After founding South London Analogue Material (S.L.A.M) three years ago alongside Ansome, Ossian was brought to our attention as a producer with his collaborative ‘SLAM005’ EP in May last year. Starting 2018 off right, Ossian has revealed his debut solo EP ‘Necessary Illusions’ to be released on the 19th January. In the short time the

The Lowdown: Amandra

We caught up with the imitable Amandra so he could run us through some of his upcoming plans, his deeply intricate production style & what he’d reach for when the clock strikes midnight on NYE. Hey, so if you don’t mind telling us a little about yourself – when did you realise that music was

The Lowdown: Fingalick

Experimental beatmaker and sampler Fingalick – known as Tomas to his friends and family – has been working with music since the age of 3. He was once a child prodigy, before he even touched a computer and begun testing out different softwares. Fingalick’s music oozes warm soulful vocals and laidback LA-inspired beats. He is

MARMO: ‘We have a hard time defining ourselves with a generic musical term, therefore we like to use this meaningless one: Post-Techno’

With vinyl having a massive resurgence over the past couple of years, the pressure for artists to create vinyl formats of their releases has increased. As London-based duo MARMO explain, ‘for some pyschological reasons, if something is on vinyl it’s more worthy of attention to electronic music listeners nowadays.’ It’s for this reason, Christian and

The Lowdown: Roma Zuckerman

Over the past couple of years, Nina Kraviz’s imprint трип has become a staple for an eclectic selection of Eastern European sounds. Spanning across IDM, electro, gabber, techno and house, the label has championed incredible artists such as Bjarki, Exos, K-Hand, Deniro and Steve Stoll. On the 8th December, Russian artist Roma Zuckerman will step

The Lowdown: Bangs Garcia

With Facebook becoming a hotbed of influential music groups, there has been a constant battle between artists and punters over whether these groups are beneficial to the electronic music scene. People from all walks of life are posting their distorted camera work to various music identification platforms in hope to get their favourite tracks ID’d –

The Lowdown: Kareful

The interconnectivity between the internet and our society has never been as alarmingly apparent as it has in our day and age. Plenty of millennials can share familiar tales of losing valuable hours by aimlessly scrolling through meme pages, dry Vice (RIP) articles or even ’52 photos of the most fucked up shit ever! You