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the berlin based nonine label has developed a distinctive style, focusing on spacious, dub-drenched techno
which sacrifices danceability for off-the-cuff eccentricity and delights in disorienting the listener.
the wire, uk
alongside all the mp3 labels out there on the world wide web, berlin based nonine recordings is slowly developing
itself with one of the most interesting catalogues available, offering us a wide variety in upfront experimental electronica...
steffan de turck, earlabs.org, netherlands
nonine is one of the homes of avant-garde electronica.
james barrie, global souljah radio show, spain
quality ! really enjoy the albums...
simon harrison, basic soul radioshow, uk
nonine features a host of extremely interesting releases and a great selection of artists videos.
roger mills, furthernoise.org, australia
i love this label...
nikki lucas, future fusion global warning radio show, uk
nonine is a quality trademark...
andrea ferraris, sodapop, italy
congratulations for the good work you are doing for avantgarde music.
i love the innovative electronica that nonine creates and releases!... awesome!
enrique domenech, fusionova 021 radioshow, ibiza, spain
im inflationär wuchernden electronica-genre profiliert sich das berliner label nonine recordings als relevant.
alfred pranzl, skug.at, austria
splendid music... i totally like the nonine trax! dirty, cool, groovy, infectious...
sven ranlund, soundofmusic.nu, sweden
freu mich, dass ich hier bei nonine so feine sachen entdecke...
michael engelbrecht, klanghorizonte, deutschlandfunk, germany
a couple of excellent electrical nuggets of sound!
paul lloyd, igloo magazine, usa
nonine works in the same area as 95 % of all online labels do – that kind of post-global, urban nomad, laptop working electro ambient / dub, that reflects the sounds of nighttime life from the four lane highways to the dark clubs and from the collective office space at midnight to wi fi enhanced restaurants with fusion cuisine. but – and that is important – their releases always go a long way further down a lesser trodden path, reflecting their own processes instead of being fascinated by their own surface, and confront the listener with awkward sonic situations underneath their pulsating layers of sound...
georg gartlgruber, cracked, austria
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