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Photos by Noé Loyola  On her recent 2018 release IRISIRI, Eartheater's Alexandra Drewchin interlaces folk-acoustic instrumentation with analog electronica to create a truly unique experimental dance album. Below are impressions from her Seattle show with support of Bloom Offering and Tengu Yawn.
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Photos and words by Noé Loyola  Every year, the unassuming Nicola Valley area hosts Bass Coast, a mid sized electronic music festival that welcomes all of its visitors with warmth. With live music that makes your body vibrate, enchanting art installations and an audience that is equal parts ridiculous and respectful, Bass Coast captured the heart of T&E contributor Noé Loyola in its 2018 edition.
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Supported by LA-based beatmaker and Brainfeeder labelmate Daedelus, the experimental English producer Lapalux has been touring a handful of U.S. cities. Here are impressions of their show at the New Parish in Oakland on Wednesday, April 25.
Written by Lane Undhjem  Headliners STS9 on the main stage. Photo courtesy of Dom Ragusa of The Chronic Electronic With the annual emergence of the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show comes a music festival that combines the love of crystals, music, and community. This review highlights Gem and Jam's musical variety and showcasing of Arizona-local DJs, artists and performers.
Photos by Ronny Kerr
Bassist, IDM artist, robot programmer, and all-around musical magician Tom Jenkinson is back on tour with his four-piece band, Shobaleader One. On their latest release, Elektrac, the group careens through a dozen Squarepusher tracks, transforming the old electronic pieces into something akin to jazz fusion at its most manic, ecstatic, and schizophrenic. Here are snapshots from their show in Berkeley, CA at the UC Theatre Taube Family Music Hall with Daedelus and Duffrey as support.
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