Monster Skies
Hōryū-Ji
Introspection
Ascona
Greek Fusion Orchestra Vol.2
La Maison De La Mort
Sorry For The Delay – Wolf Müller’s Most Whimsical Remixes
C’Est L’Aventure
Mkwaju
Kosua
Masada
Lament In A Deep Style 1929-1931
Volume 1 ★ Volume 2
Hafla! – A Rough Guide To Jaffa’s 70’s Sound
Shin-Okubo One Night Stand
THE FEED
William Oneyabor, Groove Preacher :: An Unsolved Puzzle
There is a shadow of doubt in Onyeabor’s life story which had never been cleared. All that was known for […]
Francis Bebey :: Nonaligned Spirit
Francis Bebey (real name Francisco Birago Diop) was born in the Cameroonian port of Douala on July 15, 1929. The […]
Adrian Sherwood, A Unique Sonic Vision :: Disturbing The Comfortable, Comforting The Disturbed
Adrian Maxwell Sherwood was born in January 20, 1958, London, UK. He is a record producer, specializing in the genres […]
Entropia Records Official Opening
Entropia Records Official Opening – Pop up Record Store Miracles Of The Seven Dances (RMLP004) Radio Martiko | Release Party […]
Suzanne Ciani :: Welcome To Xenon
Pinball machines were the original arcade games. Although today have been declined to the point of near extinction, pinball machines […]
Shadow :: Sweet Sweet Dreams? Time Will Tell!
We are in the 1950‘s, a young boy growing up in his grandfather’s farm is listening to a mysterious American […]
Francis Grasso :: Father Of The Club DJs
Francis Grasso born in 1949, in Brooklyn. At an early age he started playing drums, guitar and saxophone. After injuries […]
Lemi Ghariokwu :: An Afrocentric Pop Artist
Emmanuel Sunday known as Lemi Ghariokwu was born in Agege, Lagos, in December 1955. He is a self taught artist, […]
Salah Ragab & The Cairo Jazz Band :: Egyptian Strut
How would you felt if someone was telling you that there is a record that can be described somehow like […]
Manuel Göttsching :: Electric Guitar Pioneer, From Krautrock To Techno
Manuel Göttsching was born in Berlin on September 9th, 1952. As a child, Manuel would stay up late at night […]
Krishnanda :: Spiritual Quests
“O circulo da vida…De onde viemos e o que ainda somos na escala” . These words can be found on […]
Vito Ricci :: A unique sonic cosmos
I am not sure if anyone can resist on Vito Ricci’s music. It’s love on the first sound, even if […]
Hotline :: You Are Mine
Say what ever you want, but there’s no denying that West African funk can shake any dancefloor around the world. […]
KINK GONG :: A Primitive Spirit
Under the pseudonym Kink Gong, Laurent Janneau records and reconstucts ritual music mainly from South East Asia and Africa. The […]
Brother Resistance :: were soca and rap met
Born as Roy Lewis, became Rastafarian Lutalo Makossa Masimba, known in the Rapso arena as Brother Resistance. Grew up in […]
Don – Bradshaw Leather :: Distance Between Us
“What the fuck is this?” This is usually the first thing that someone who sees this album says. It’s definitely […]
Abdou El Omari :: Morrocan Psychedelia
Abdou El Omari was born in 1945 in the small town of Tafraout, Morocco and passed away on March 3, […]
Digital Zandoli I & II :: Zouk – Synthesizers and Drum Machines in the West Indies
Let’s make it clear from the beginning, what does zouk mean? The Creole word zouk , sekwe, or zouke from […]
THE EGYPTIAN LOVER
The Egyptian Lover, a true Electro legend, King of the 808 beats & Baddest DJ, talks to Entropia, shares a […]
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RADIO MARTIKO
Founders of Radio Martiko, a unique label & DJ Collective from Ghent, talk to Entropia, reveal digging stories & deliver […]
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Nakara Percussions
Hypnotic percussion tracks and organic soundscapes drawing on African, Asian, Indian & South American traditions. Nakara Percussions was a trio from the south of France, fascinated with percussion instruments, rhythms and textures from across the world. Steeped in Jazz and ethnographic recordings, the trio designed and built their own instruments and played across the South of France throughout the 80s, recording a single album in the tiny village of Alliens in 1984. We recommend!
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Ambient & Electronics
Africa Oscura: Afro Dark Electronic Percussions
An afro-ambient soundscape recorded by the Italian composer & multi-instrumentalist Giuliano Sorgini between 1974 and 1976, in his studio in Rome. Africa Oscura contains drums, percussions and all sorts of analog synth overlaps that create a set of tracks inspired by the wildest and most obscure secrets of those lands, intended to be the background of some telly documentaries. A sort of concept-album about darkest Africa, with a kind of eerie mood, nearly esoteric, to which Sorgini was very close in those years, working on horror and b-movies soundtracks or experimental libraries. This score truly reveals the dark-side of "Zoo Folle". We highly recommend!
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