Simplicity and calm electronic music from France via UK, aAirial delivers tranquil notes and delicately evolving tones front to back on the latest full-length for Rednetic.
Author: Pietro Da Sacco
Dez Williams :: Seeing Stars — Fleck E.S.C. :: Responsible Grown Up Remixes (Woodwork)
Dez Williams’ Seeing Stars continues to unravel a myriad of robust, emotional, and focused electronics as Fleck E.S.C. invites ADJ, Kim Cosmik, UnSonore and Pablo Splice to re-envision Responsible Grown Up tracks, shedding light on exploratory electro edges while reshaping the genre for the next generation.
Lord Jalapeños :: Chaos Theory (Specimen)
The shear amount of detail and crunchy rhythms that inhabit each track build up and break down, only to be reassembled like an experienced audio technician hard at work.
Mitoma :: Fragments (Section 27)
All manner of disjointed and deconstructed electronics are on deck (as usual) from Mitoma (aka Tam Ferrans), a sonic craftsman we’ve been following for several years.
SMPL SMPL :: Portals EP (Roulette Rekordz)
Where syncopated beats and bass frolic with robotic grooves and electro shards, Portals is four tracks of utter rhythm.
Soup :: Diamond Eater EP (Detroit Underground)
Diamond Eater, Part 5 of Detroit Underground’s Hyperglitch series curated by Woulg, attempts to not only extend the glitch genre, but also extrudes further details buried in its tangled outer shell.
Pera Sta Ori :: Throwdowns EP (To Pikap)
An explosive two track trip to tide us over, available on 7″ vinyl and digital, George Kontogiannidis’ Pera Sta Ori moniker (aka ΠΕΡΑ ΣΤΑ ΟΡΗ) drives his message of old-school, rave centered electronics to the core.
William Fields :: Bokuseki (EVEL)
As noted on the press-release, William Fields “explores the limits of algorithmic composition and code-based digital technology,” with Bokuseki revealing eight complex soundscapes that flicker, fade and fracture.
Build :: A Development with a Grid of Streets and a Shopping Center Heart (Audiobulb)
The brittleness and careful attention to every microscopic note, melody, click, and lullaby rhythm tends to ebb and flow, allowing Build to quite literally build upon a variety of abstract bits and pieces that are somehow glued together.
O C O S I :: Low World Order EP (Ohm Resistance)
Low World Order seeks to replenish darker electronic passages and reaches further into the trenches of claustrophobic sound mangling.
LAITR :: Sapphire Send (Acroplane)
The Madrid-based producer from Manchester delivers old-school blistered beats with downtempo elements and tosses them about. The resulting deconstructed and bass-infused tracks tend to shift and shatter.

















