Pietro Da Sacco

Author: Pietro Da Sacco

Monolog :: Four Four Twenty Twenty EP (Murder Channel)

Reviews 05/05/2023 by Pietro Da Sacco

Monolog (aka Mads Lindgren) is one of those artists we know continues to gradually morph his abstract soundscapes into new and unexpected forms.

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SURVEY CHANNEL :: Canvas Doubles (Werra Foxma)

Reviews 05/04/2023 by Pietro Da Sacco

These saccharine and textured paintings come to life on Canvas Doubles, like lost soundtracks to faraway landscapes we once traversed.

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Mause :: Demux Seq EP (Xephem)

Reviews 05/03/2023 by Pietro Da Sacco

A smorgasbord of well-programmed electronics for the body and soul.

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Nick Herman :: Subliminal Mind Pub EP (Self Released)

Reviews 05/03/2023 by Pietro Da Sacco

There’s a certain amount of calming dynamics on offer with Subliminal Mind Pub where Vancouver, Canada-based Nick Herman blends analog machines with raw instrumental workouts…

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Davide Tonini :: Departure (Detroit Underground)

Reviews 05/02/2023 by Pietro Da Sacco

A powerful and balanced modular assortment worth every minute of your time to consume.

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Ümlaut :: Same But Different (Audiobulb)

Reviews 05/02/2023 by Pietro Da Sacco

Nostalgic moments and crunchy bits weave an infinite web of looping sparks and drifting drones.

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4T Thieves and Room Of Wires :: Coldfire (Pingdiscs)

Reviews 04/28/2023 by Pietro Da Sacco

Blending darker shades with lighter sonic hues, and providing all the right amounts of crunchy IDM flutter we would typically expect from these sound sculptors.

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V/A :: Tone Science Module No.7 Cause and Effect (Tone Science / DiN)

Reviews 04/25/2023 by Pietro Da Sacco

Tone Science Module No.7 Cause and Effect is the definitive benchmark for next-level modular stillness and mayhem rolled into one cohesive whole…

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Mitoma & Weldroid :: MXW II (Section 27)

Reviews 04/25/2023 by Pietro Da Sacco

The sheer avalanche of flickering melodies and percussive juggling is baffling, coming together in a massive collection that seems to grow upon itself from its slushy intro to its murky closure.

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Özcan Saraç :: 0:1 (時の崖_tokinogake)

Reviews 04/25/2023 by Pietro Da Sacco

The ultra-processed machinery remains in constant rotation, never really taking a breather, as each chapter channels industrial-glitch acrobatics and tangled signals for as far as the eye can see.

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