A behemoth in the field of crumbling experimental electronic music, Oblivion Engine inches its way to the top of our best releases of 2023.
Recent Posts
V/A :: BLE-EP2 (Yellow Machines)
BLE-EP2 slices through a myriad of explosive tectonic rhythms as the label launches itself as one of the best in the field of bleeped madness.
Chase Dobson :: The Mechanics of Time Travel (Young Heavy Souls)
A mind bending and surreal sonic adventure, capturing the voltage of analog machines and casting them into the sunshine.
Cercle Futur :: La Guerre Comme Expérience Intérieure (Roulette Rekordz)
A high-octane mélange of surreal experiments in sound design, elevating fractured electronic music and modular machines.
V/A :: VLS Offal (MightyPing)
A vast assortment of Mighty Force and Pingdiscs musicians line up with their sonic interpretations and what we get is a top-notch selection of acid-drenched braindance glory.
Ian Boddy :: Modulations III (DiN)
Essentially, three albums’ worth of extraterrestrial audio works, Modulations III encapsulates improvised movements with large-scale atmospheric rhythms.
2view :: Cathode Ray Tube (Condition:Human)
The Island of Doubt and Colossus are available on Condition:Human and what a wicked and unexpected storm they are.
Fred Again.. & Brian Eno :: Secret Life (Text)
A soft-tempo prescription to counter post-pandemic capitalist accelerationism.
Recent Posts
Somaticae & Fuc Lerrari :: Golems making Golems (Evel)
Negativland :: Speech Free (Seeland)
Mitoma :: Fragments Vol. II (Section 27)
V/A :: Imaginary North Transmission 009 (Imaginary North)
Enabl.ed :: ErrorBalm Vol.1 (Clean Error)
Bibio revisits Phantom Brickworks (Warp)
Francis Gri :: Svanire (Self Released)
Red Brut :: Spontaneous sound collage
