Experimental Electronic Music
Revisiting the idiosyncratic cycling sound eddies and steadfastly original catalog of soundsculpturist Philip Jeck, who passed into the space-time continuum’s Möbius strip on March 25, one is struck by his ability to regularly conjure a sense of tangible nonplace.
Gerald Donald (of Drexciya, Dopplereffekt, Der Zyklus, Heinrich Mueller, Japanese Telecom, Zwischenwelt, and many more artists) will be performing a rare (and only UK date) live A/V performance coinciding with the 20th anniversary of Arpanet’s first release, Wireless Internet.
Learn how pioneering producer Jlin creates deeply complex rhythmic tapestries of sound, brimming with emotion.
A true timeless and unique classic that exists within its own genre and which still pushes the envelope of electronic music that transcends the club experience.
Like that of the infamous Warp compilation series, this Spanish label has brought together the new line of producers to pay homage.
A sweeping display of uptempo themes processed through an after-party conscious; slurring basslines and pads are intoxicated yet sway a balance upheld by defining percussion and saturated moments.
Sinking’s unique amalgam of crystalline sound design, blissed-out atmospheres, and gorgeous melodies made for an instant classic.
Dropping this first week of 2022 there is a wonderful Idlefon remix video of a track by Temp-Illusion called “Two Lands,” originally released on the Pend album. Exploring the American divided society, whether by race, politics, affluence, poverty or any number of its divisions.
