Subdued and fleeting melodies shift and shimmer as beat patches erode and fall apart.
Reviews
Augen :: Tripulante (Self Released)
The sound textures will invite and transport the listener through various enigmatic landscapes where fluctuating drones meet tweaked abstract minimal grooves.
Abroxis :: Multiverse EP (Detroit Underground)
Multiple universes collide in this blissful sonic entanglement that Abroxsis orchestrates with finesse.
A Typo I Feed Iris Noll :: The Sky Was Clear and Your Mind Was Open EP (Bonding Tapes)
The listener is given a glance at the more downtempo and tuneful stylings that are on offer in this producers lexicon whilst remaining within the experimental realm.
tarxun and Siavash Hakim :: Hiraeth (Flaming Pines)
With simplicity and efficiency, this album provides a series of cool, poignant, sensitive, and gauzy soundscapes built around the expressive potential of brass instruments.
Alva Noto :: HYbr:ID Vol. 1 (Noton)
These compositions are expansive in both textural and spatial awareness; succinct notions tail off with impulse responses, finally enveloping with the sub-minimal low end.
Varsity Star :: More Than Anything (Small Pond)
Dividing folktronica with lo-fi beats and multiplying with sun-drenched synthesis and emotive stages, within this formula comes conclusions that is reminiscent of early Bonobo and Lone.
exm :: Descent (Touched Music)
Electronic music without limits or barriers, building on abstractions of the past, and shows us a route to the future.
Molez :: Mólobdén EP (Self Released)
Molez plugs away at downtempo soundscapes from the upper atmosphere with the two track Mólobdén EP clocking in at around eight blissful minutes.
Pablo Splice :: Yeah, No, 4 Sure EP (Woodwork)
Pablo Splice (aka Peter Grove, label head) delivers a raw electro EP with punchy beats, bass, and breaks that sting.
AES Dana :: (a) period. (Ultimae)
It reads as if we are the fog, floating over the bay and through the woods, and onwards to the misty mountains.

















