Experimental Electronic Music
Whatever the age or the day, Whistleblower is a masterpiece that will keep revealing itself as it remains evergreen through the ages. Like weather patterns or shifting coastlines, its shapes never quite settle, and that restless, living quality ensures that every return uncovers some new flicker in the mist.
Icosagon marks 20 years of IDMforums, bringing together artists from across the community’s history in a two-volume release that reflects its collaborative spirit and evolving sound.
An experience that trains the ear for duration, for the quality of detail, for the value of waiting. In its harshest ground, On Brutal Soil, We Grow leaves a clear mark: proof that fragility, handled with precision, can become structure.
Time Vortex finds Calx locked into a focused pulse—eight lean tracks where disciplined acid lines, dub space, and crisp electro-techno rhythms move with quiet confidence and purpose.
Wild Flowers finds filmmaker DEE-KEY stepping fully into music, crafting a debut album that blends delicate piano, textured electronics, and cinematic atmosphere into something quietly beautiful and deeply personal.
In this deep-dive Q&A, Mike Cadoo’s Dryft project returns with Particle, drifting between tension and release to craft a kinetic landscape where motion, ruin, and raw honesty collide in sound. Original interview in Italian, published on SoWhat — a renowned blog exploring boundary-pushing music.
Lo Recordings’ reissue of Susumu Yokota’s Laputa resurrects a long-mythic masterpiece of Japanese electronic music—an uncompromising, genre-dissolving vision that drifts from ambient and electro-acoustic collage to jazz-inflected and ritualistic sound worlds with breathtaking imagination.
Blending classic synth melodies with gentle environmental sounds from Okinawa’s mountain forests, harikuyamaku’s AMBIENTAL -Music For Oriental Hotel Okinawa Resort & Spa- creates an upbeat yet unhurried atmosphere designed to quietly energize the background of a hotel lounge.
WONKS’ Error M3trics is a nine-track blast of gritty, glitch-driven electronics where fractured beats, warped synths, and mechanical textures collide into a restless, future-leaning soundscape.
APORIAMOR finds elsas turning heartbreak into a restless, exploratory EP that searches for healing without losing its sense of wonder.
Across Creature Comforts and Why I Went To The Woods, 400 Lonely Things turns grief, memory, and quiet hope into two deeply human soundworlds that linger long after the final note fades.
