Acroplane continues to rattle the underground electronic scene with pummeling sound-escapes.
Author: Pietro Da Sacco
57 Shadows :: Blax Mint EP (Clean Error)
A welcomed, if not all too brisk, extended player for those who recognize IDM’s origins and are open to its continued relevance in these roaring 20s.
Blakmoth :: Parallels (Errorgrid)
Equal parts captivating and chilling; the manner in which Blakmoth crafts dark ambient trajectories is simply perplexing.
exm|Mitoma :: e|m (Section 27)
Netherlands-based exm joins forces again with UK-based Mitoma and the results are nothing short of astounding.
Introvertmusic :: Crunch EP (Detroit Underground)
With Introvertmusic’s more robotic and chiseled tones, these are heavily processed sound-sculptures worth diving head-first into.
3am :: Phantom Distinction Fallacy EP (TheseKidsAreNice)
From the underbelly of modular electronics and dark ambient debris, California-based sound sculptor 3am provides unrelenting noise-scapes.
Everglades Computer Club :: Immortal Cybernetic Space God (Schematic Music Co.)
ECC tap into the earliest forms of electronic music, from synth-blasted electro, breaks, techno, glitch, bass, and IDM…
Aelk Minsur :: Catalyst (Self Released)
Catalyst doesn’t try to find the path of least resistance, instead, it takes the scenic route with decomposed drum work and broken rhythms galore.
Stazma :: AE-04 (Adepta Editions)
Julien Guillot (aka Stazma, Stazma The Junglechrist) definitely knows how to pack hundreds upon hundreds of sounds…
Stephen Hummel :: Consumed (Self Released)
A beat-heavy array of bumpier electronic mayhem, maneuvering through glitch mechanics.
Weldroid :: Portal (Rednetic)
Weldroid’s soothing and benchmark soundscapes on Portal are as relaxed as can be; a welcomed retreat we were not expecting.

















