Found on the microsound mailinglist, but written for the ampersand notes mailinglist:

Stasisfield (www.stasisfield.com)

There are now so many on-line labels that it would be near impossible to do anything like the surveys I did a few years ago. Take a look at www.archive.org, which hosts No Type (a longtime favourite) and Zeromoon (whose fabulous archive was noted last issue), for just one list of labels (including Dreamland, whose physical first six releases we reviewed). What most of us with relatively limited bandwidth can do is return to a few favoured labels. And let¹s be honest, when you first find this wonderful free resource you try and gather it all, and then realise you don¹t have time to listen to a lot of it ­ I am still getting familiar with the No Type complete back catalogue which I downloaded.

Anyway, Stasisfield has been one of those sites that I focus on. Partly because it is beautifully presented, but mainly because it has a manageable number of releases of sophisticated ambience and glitch, with some dark material and grooves thrown in, with a high level of quality control. In addition it hosts various web-installations which add to the intrigue. Read the rest