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Bimbotronic :: Street View EP (Crackling Claps)
There’s a certain charm tucked away in these recordings, each track replete with low-flying basslines. Bimbotronic (aka Richard Faulty) delves head-first into dub-infused space via […]
Blochemy :: Adreom (Clean Error)
Predominately focused on ambient electronics, there’s a quaint melancholic flurry of activity that wisps by these nine tracks. First, lets start off with the fact […]
Ay Fast :: Nice Arps (Schematic Music Company)
With thirteen electrical abrasions on offer, Ay Fast certainly knows how to conjoin and segregate rhythms for an engaging, mind-altering exploratory sojourn. Adrian Bertolone (aka […]
Zyxt :: Hello Manic (Component)
Zyxt compliments the past decade of electrical manifests and evolves his sound signature with creative dynamism. Melodic entanglement, percussive wanderings and fluid electronics from start […]
Somatic Responses :: Sketches (Photon Emissions)
One can never be quite sure where the Somatic Responses target will be pointed next, however, its trajectory is usually set to molten sound-escapes that […]
Human Error :: Endure Yourself (CRL Studios)
Cinematic electronic industrialism that trickles its way through a melodic haze, polished noise and lucid rhythms.. Encrusted post-industrial rhythms are enacted on Human Error’s follow-up […]
Dekode :: Dying Star EP (Pripyat)
Dekode sheds metallic electronics in a brisk apocalyptic envelope filled with scorched and maximized alien manifestations. Dekode (aka Darko Kolar) and Croatia-based Pripyat are on a […]
Luthor :: Minor EP (Crackling Claps)
A welcomed snippet of expansive bass lines that break apart, slip away and all come back together into a cohesive unit of dub strained inflections, […]
Diamat :: Being is the Sum of Appearing (n5MD)
As Diamat embraces an electronic engagement of digital versus instrumental processes, they uniformly take elements of pure energy and melt them into vehement ambient, techno […]
Matt Robertson :: Forecast (Cartesian Binary)
These quaint harmonious pieces vanish and reappear, rarely over-saturating the senses, and offer pristine vantage points where ambient, electronic and faded drones intersect without notice. […]
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