Category Archives: Electronic
Komodo Kollektif ~ Sundada
When one hears the phrase “trance music,” one likely thinks of a bouncy club genre. But there’s another, far deeper type of trance music whose roots lie in complex indigenous ceremonies. This is the territory occupied by Glasgow’s Komodo Kollektif.
Komodo Kollektif ~ Sundada
When one hears the phrase “trance music,” one likely thinks of a bouncy club genre. But there’s another, far deeper type of trance music whose roots lie in complex indigenous ceremonies. This is the territory occupied by Glasgow’s Komodo Kollektif.
V/A ~ Bleeps, Beats & Bass 2
Basserk Records is back with a second installment of Bleeps, Beats & Bass, but this time they’ve upped the ante. The new release can be worn as a sweatshirt (available in white or black)! With this promotion ~ thanks to Amsterdam partners
V/A ~ Bleeps, Beats & Bass 2
Basserk Records is back with a second installment of Bleeps, Beats & Bass, but this time they’ve upped the ante. The new release can be worn as a sweatshirt (available in white or black)! With this promotion ~ thanks to Amsterdam partners
*Press A* ~ Wonder Wickets, Katana Zero
Stijn van Wakeren ~ Wonder Wickets Wonder Wickets is a cheery mini-golf game with a happy soundtrack to match, taking cues from party games and underlined by a Japanese-game-soundtrack melodic sensibility that makes it just shine with color. Its classicality
*Press A* ~ Wonder Wickets, Katana Zero
Stijn van Wakeren ~ Wonder Wickets Wonder Wickets is a cheery mini-golf game with a happy soundtrack to match, taking cues from party games and underlined by a Japanese-game-soundtrack melodic sensibility that makes it just shine with color. Its classicality
David Chalmin ~ la terre invisible
This has been a good year for glockenspiels and chimes, which have graced such tracks as Dolphin Midwives’ “Temple V,” Quentin Sirjacq’s “Variations” and Snow Palms’ “Everything Ascending.” Now Paris’ David Chalmin expresses his love for the timbre, while investigating numerous others
David Chalmin ~ la terre invisible
This has been a good year for glockenspiels and chimes, which have graced such tracks as Dolphin Midwives’ “Temple V,” Quentin Sirjacq’s “Variations” and Snow Palms’ “Everything Ascending.” Now Paris’ David Chalmin expresses his love for the timbre, while investigating numerous others
Kotä Records ~ Spring Batch Part Two
We conclude our coverage of Kotä Records’ Spring Batch with three electronic releases and one field recording set. But which is the future sound of Russia? One thing’s for sure: the Moscow label has presented a plethora of choices. d.
Kotä Records ~ Spring Batch Part Two
We conclude our coverage of Kotä Records’ Spring Batch with three electronic releases and one field recording set. But which is the future sound of Russia? One thing’s for sure: the Moscow label has presented a plethora of choices. d.
Caterina Barbieri ~ Ecstatic Computation
Ecstatic Computation begins with one of the best tracks of the year, and ultimately proves to be a rewarding full-length listening experience. Festival favorite Caterina Barbieri has been so prolific that one forgets she’s still a relatively new presence, exploding on the scene
Caterina Barbieri ~ Ecstatic Computation
Ecstatic Computation begins with one of the best tracks of the year, and ultimately proves to be a rewarding full-length listening experience. Festival favorite Caterina Barbieri has been so prolific that one forgets she’s still a relatively new presence, exploding on the scene
Polynation ~ Igneous
As we noted in our Spring Music Preview, it helps to have a awesome cover. Polynation‘s alluring art is matched by immersive music. Igneous is cinematic, exciting and funky, a fitting score to an apocalyptic stampede (as Hessel Stuut’s art suggests), perfect
Polynation ~ Igneous
As we noted in our Spring Music Preview, it helps to have a awesome cover. Polynation‘s alluring art is matched by immersive music. Igneous is cinematic, exciting and funky, a fitting score to an apocalyptic stampede (as Hessel Stuut’s art suggests), perfect
Ebauche ~ Formic Syntax
After two decades in the industry, you’ve released a breakthrough album and made multiple year-end lists, including our own. What do you do next? Play it safe? Record more of the same? Go to Disneyworld? Ebauche does something different on Formic
Ebauche ~ Formic Syntax
After two decades in the industry, you’ve released a breakthrough album and made multiple year-end lists, including our own. What do you do next? Play it safe? Record more of the same? Go to Disneyworld? Ebauche does something different on Formic
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