Experimental Electronic Music
Brisk and unblemished electronica that takes a page—perhaps even a whole chapter—from mid to late 90s melodic groove sculptors like Bola, B12, Plaid, Plastikman and Lowfish to new(er) school electronics from the likes of Karsten Pflum and Velum Break.
Somewhere nestled between hypnotic electronics and ambient techno, Pollux Rose wanders through nostalgic times, offering tranquilized soundscapes, broken beats, and chiseled electro from leftfield.
Dollarstore Keyboard’s ability to craft delicately disjointed electronics (and this time bringing some friends over to play) is always baffling and engaging.
Pulling at memories we’ve not recalled in years, Tangent offer bewilderingly dense atmospheres—the soundtrack to galaxies we’ve yet to explore.
A rewarding listening experience that while remixed by a variety of the finest sound sculptors on the planet, is also curated with utmost attention to detail and shapes a new storyline.
A highly concentrated and well-curated split EP focused on next-level electro-nics from the outer edges of our galaxy and comes highly recommended.
Nu Partial finds and displaces broken bass, beats and glitchy rhythms across a wide array of soundtrack shifts and harmonic moments.
Broken beats split into sparse and ethereal sound structures from the start and its ultimate end.
Allowing a sonic plethora of soundscapes to escape our reach while at the same time inviting the listener to next level experimental electronics and downtempo sorcery.
Abstract looping tones and drones, static noises, and harsher soundscapes are surrounded by broken beatwork and wide angled bass…
From shuffling rhythmic slabs to more aggressive mechanical constructs and downtempo funk, here we see HATCH in pure form.
