“We Move Through Negative Spaces” reviewed at contactmusic.com

Review of Kontakte’s album We Move Through Negative Spaces at contactmusic.com Kontakte follow-up their debut Soundtrack For Lost Road Movies with ‘We Move Through Negative Spaces’ their most accomplished work to date. No evidence of any difficult second album syndrome here. Indeed evidence points to the contrary with an EP release prior to the album […]

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Future Sequence review “We Move Through Negative Spaces”

The new Kontakte album “We Move Through Negative Spaces” was reviewed by Future Sequence Intensity and emotion are two really difficult elements to marry effectively in music. Too often, you hear records that fall too far on either side of the line; too focused on what’s pushed out sonically, or on cheap chord sequences – cliched […]

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Tasty reviews “We Move Through Negative Spaces”

Review of Kontakte’s “We Move Through Negative Spaces” from Tasty fanzine. London-based instrumental 4-piece taking their name from the piece by electronica pioneer Karlheinz Stockhausen, release their follow-up to 2008’s “Soundtracks to Lost Road Movies”. Consisting of electro-beat led instrumental mood-pieces that are texturally guitar-heavy, they tick most of the usual post-rock boxes (although judging […]

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Textura reviews We Move Through Negative Spaces by Kontakte

A glowing review of “We Move Through Negative Spaces” by Textura, one of our very favorite publications. When Kontakte visited London’s Metropolis Studios to have its newly completed We Move Through Negative Spaces mastered, they heard the album played back through speakers standing eight feet tall. One can only begin to imagine how incredible the […]

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We Move Through Negative Spaces reviewed by Both Bars On

First review is in for the new album by Kontakte. We all know that labelling music hinders as much as it helps: although the practice of pigeon-holing orientates it also gives opportunity to dismiss mostly due to the perpetually shifting status of ‘fashionable’ genres. If you disagree, simply visit your local hipster bar (metropolitan areas […]

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