It’s all here, triangulated for us mere mortals on Triangulate—an album we didn’t know was absolutely essential for the burgeoning industrial glitch scene.
Tag: Abstract
Matthew Mercer :: Ataxia (Self Released)
Ataxia exhibits a powerful foray by which the listener is taken through a whirlwind of sonic trajectories and minimal audio therapeutics in the shape of veiled techno forms.
Mick Chillage :: Before & After Silence
Mick Chillage recently provided a comprehensive, insightful and entertaining interview session with Jason Martin. Somewhere in here is the guide to understanding the mind of a prolific ambient producer, and more…
V-Stók :: Liminal (Position Disposition)
Subtle dub extracts, instrumental tangents, and glitchy transmitted noises are more disjointed and surreal this time around.
Hanut Munson :: AE-02 EP (Adepta Editions)
A calm pair of sonic miniatures gently unfold on AE-02, feeling like we’ve always had them in our music collection alongside other BOC-inspired kaleidoscope interludes.
Hexalyne :: Tcaresset (Kaer’Uiks)
As Hexalyne, his latest outfit, the prolific Romanian shakes off the past for a more polished glitch-industrial sheen for none other than our favorite record label, Kaer’Uiks.
exm :: MMLXXVII (Self Released)
Each piece sequentially numbered (“00001” through “00006”), exm always manages to traverse strange, bewildering worlds where synthesizer strains merge with organic and cybernetic details.
Dreissk :: Seiche (n5MD)
Perfectly blended and immaculately paced throughout, with just the right amount of light and shade, drama and seclusion, melodic twists, all leading to a vibrant picture scape.
AshTreJinkins :: Season of the Lost (Schematic Music Co.)
AshTreJinkins’ expansive talents that never fail to maintain peak interests for the listener’s ears through soft reveries and crumpling contemplations.
Brainwaltzera :: ITSAME — new album announcement and single (FILM)
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.
Noayama :: Yama Calling EP (Musik Aus Strom™)
A skittering 16-minutes of rejuvenated glitch-hop and beat making that will intrigue fans who appreciate both the American and European takes on instrumental and sample led mixtapes.










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