In Rotation: Sleep Experiments, Atomine Elektrine, The Radio Dept. & Circle of Dust (Review)
Autumnal dream-pop, cosmic electronic music, impeccable Swedish pop, and the final Circle of Dust reissue.
In Rotation is a regular Opus feature where I post short reviews of noteworthy music, both new and old, that I’ve been listening to lately.
Passages by Sleep Experiments (Review)
The Pennsylvania trio create lush, evocative dream pop that might fly under the radar of most.
Laniakea by Atomine Elektrine (Review)
Kosmische-inspired ambient music that evokes the most distant and forsaken reaches of space.
“We Got Game” by The Radio Dept.
A really solid slice of electronic pop with a nice, dubby groove.
Disengage by Circle of Dust (Review)
Circle of Dust’s famous “lost” album from 1998 gets reissued with three discs’ worth of bonus tracks, alternate versions, outtakes, and remixes.
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