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  • Internal Tulips: Mislead into a Field…

    The Internal Tulips - Mislead Into A Field By A Deformed Deer

    Reviewed by Mike Coleman Source: (Fact Magazine)

    The Internal Tulips - Mislead Into A Field By A Deformed Deer

    Planet Mu has never been a label with much thought for tradition. Prolific by nature, the label has always fashioned itself as a haven for eccentric fragments of electronic peculiarity – whether that’s the beserk clamour of Slugabed and Raffertie or the vintage ‘ardkore of Bizzy B. This year it seems, is no different, as the label veer even further off-course with Internal Tulip’s debut album, Mislead into a Field by a Deformed Deer.

    Comprised of two Mu
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  • Venetian Snares - Horsey Noises

    Venetian Snares - Horsey Noises

    Reviewed by http://www.residentadvisor.net/review-view.aspx?id=6443 Source: (RA)

    Venetian Snares - Horsey Noises

    OK, just so we're clear. The refrain of the track is "Hey Horseteeth Girl, I want to make you make horsey noises..."! So basically, Venetian Snares can do whatever he wants with this and it's the best song I've heard all year. True story: I joined an online dating site and my roommate and I have opposite girl taste—he likes these roundfaced roly-poly girls and I like long faced (as he calls them) "ponies." So this song is basically my anthem. I love me a horseteeth
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  • Love Is a Liability

    FaltyDL - Love Is A Liability

    Reviewed by robinrenwick Source: (Alt Sounds)

    FaltyDL - Love Is A Liability

    According to the Love is a Liability Press release, “Planet Mu has a long and distinguished record of breaking new and exciting artists”. A glance at www.planet-mu.com and one starts to realise how many artists they have given a “break” too. Their roster is huge, and you start to think that surely not every release is good, is it?

    Dubstep is becoming a bit of a craze these days. With big sleezy bass wobbles coupled with irresistibly dancy two step
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  • LUKE VIBERT We Hear You

    Luke Vibert - We Hear You

    Luke Vibert - We Hear You

    Lord Vibert is back, once again on Planet Mu, which seems to have become a semi permanent home for his eclectic blend of electronic music. One of the forefathers of modern electronica, and a long-time friend of Richard D. James, Tom Jenkinson or Planet Mu boss Mike Paradinas, Vibert’s back catalogue spans more genres than these three put together. Ambient, hip-hop, drum’n’bass, library music, acid or funky disco have all been part of his diet, whether he
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