Experimental Electronic Music
‘Odd literature, ghostly presence, angelology’–things from which Philippe Blache claims inspiration for his ‘antipop-cinematic-nocturnal-melancholic soundscapes’ as Day Before Us; ‘solemn soundscaping ritualism, dada-esque hypnopedies and soundtracky ambiences,’ visible […]
Kernkrach has just done what it does, unearth and release exciting electro pop, cold wave and synthesizer music. The focus of late has been on […]
Ice Breath Of Antarctica radically embraces the most visceral and abstract path of isolationist ambient minimalism with a collection of deep drone environmental pieces. Ugasanie […]
Taking a minimalist approach to sparse, echoed electronic music with crystallized bleeps, Loud Neighbor reveals all manner of noise machines elevated by crisp beats on […]
9 years on, Spectrum Spools presents a pristine vinyl cut with reimagined album art, physical copies including a download card and three rare tracks from […]
An artist with a deftness of touch, this Athenean newcomer bridges the gap between the colder side of machine music and warmer shades of electronica […]
As for Element: Earth, this first outing has set the bar high with a 12” that displays the breadth and depth of the ever mutating […]
An excellent addition to the legendary Shitkatapult catalog and a great standalone album—Lunik is also good for midnight rides and dancehall spins alike. Lunik is the […]
Some labels have embraced past, present and are looking to the future. Imprints like Analogical Force and De:Tuned thoroughly respect the product of two decades […]
New year and a new mix. Robbie flying solo here. Inspired by Chris’ suggestion for a bit of a focus on techno and Alan Lockett’s […]
Short and sweet, brisk and expansive, the artist continues with his signature snapshots that somehow mutate into decadent audio murals. Fine dust particles settle within […]
