Review: Sónar 2011
Sonar turned 17 this year, and for a good number of people it's an essential part of the calender. The schedule is fairly well mapped out - bask in the hazy bonhomie of Sonar By Day, conveniently...
View ArticleDadub – Monad VIII review
The Monad series has aimed and largely succeeded in getting techno producers to explore their more esoteric side - and the eighth in the series from Stroboscopic Artefacts is no exception. Indeed, any...
View ArticleLucy – Monad X review
Lucy's Stroboscopic Artefacts label has become as well known for its Monad digital series as its physical output. Previous Monad releases have done a lot to further the industrial influence on techno...
View ArticleLucy: Rewiring the dance
Techno has always been a medium that, in the right hands, offers both cerebral and visceral thrills. There is a long and distinguished list – the names Mills, Mike Banks, Drexciya and Regis immediately...
View ArticleXhin – Sword review
The work of a Singaporean producer issued on a Berlin label run by an Italian, it’s fair to say that Sword is coming from the leftfield and doesn’t fit neatly into an ordained techno narrative. What...
View ArticleStroboscopic Artefacts announce Dadub’s Way To Moksha
Stroboscopic Artefacts have just announced details of their next release, a new EP from Dadub, aka Daniele Antezza and Giovanni Conti.
View ArticleStroboscopic Artefacts launch Stellate series
Berlin-based techno imprint Stroboscopic Artefacts has announced the Stellate series, with the first instalment featuring Perc, Kevin Gorman and label boss Lucy due out in March.
View ArticleDadub – Way to Moksha review
For an act that had only a few releases to its credit so far, Dadub sound strangely familiar. That’s because the Italian duo behind the project, Daniele Antezza and Giovanni Conti, have been...
View ArticleWatch: Stellate Series – Oblivious Artefacts Teaser
Berlin based label Stroboscopic Artefacts have unveiled two video teasers for its forthcoming Stellate Series. The above video was directed by Marco Morici of Oblivious Artefacts, who take control of...
View ArticleStroboscopic Artefacts announce Stellate 2
Stroboscopic Artefacts have just announced details of the second in their bespoke Stellate series of compilations.
View ArticleDscrd next on Stroboscopic Artefact’s Monad series
The twelfth edition of Stroboscopic Artefact's Monad series will be helmed by Parisian collective DSCRD.
View ArticleVarious Artists – Stellate 2 review
With a number of release series to its credit, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Stroboscopic Artefacts was a long established label.
View ArticleTommy Four Seven steps up for Monad XIII
Stroboscopic Artefacts' Monad series will continue with Berlin based Englishman Tommy Four Seven at the helm for instalment number 13.
View ArticleStroboscopic Artefacts ready Stellate 3
Berlin based label Stroboscopic Artefacts has announced the third instalment in its four part Stellate series, with Kangding Ray, NSI, Xhin and Reformed Faction all selected to appear.
View ArticleStroboscopic Artefacts reveal details of Stellate 4
Berlin-based imprint Stroboscopic Artefacts has revealed details of the fourth instalment of its Stellate series, featuring tracks from L.B. Dub Corp, Dscrd, Sendai and James Ruskin.
View ArticleRrose, Lucy, Lakker and Kangding Ray remix Dadub for Stroboscopic Artefacts
Stroboscopic Artefacts duo Dadub will precede their forthcoming debut album with a remix EP featuring an all-star cast of techno characters, including Rrose and Lucy. Better known as Daniele Antezza...
View ArticlePlaying with sound words: An interview with Dadub
As well as their highly regarded work as Dadub, Giovanni Conti and Daniele Antezza can be considered Stroboscopic Artefacts' secret weapon, responsible for mastering each release from the label. James...
View ArticleKangding Ray returns to the Stroboscopic fray
Kanding Ray will release the Tempered Inmid EP through Stroboscopic Artefacts next month.
View ArticleSpeedy J and Lucy announce Zeitgeber collaboration
Lucy and Speedy J have joined forces as Zeitgeber and will release a self titled album through Stroboscopic Artefacts.
View ArticlePreview Lucy and Speedy J’s Zeitgeber project
Preview the experimental techno sounds of Lucy and Speedy J’s Zeitgeber project.
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