n5MD label operator (Mike Cadoo) chose some deep cuts, comp tracks, and soundtrack works for an hour-long mix that celebrates the aural diversity of the impressive Ocoeur discography.
Tag: Abstract
Phoenecia :: MD.SLVG (Megastructure)
The perpetual soundscapes deepen a sinister background dialogue all closely drawn together by a pulsating collection of rhythmic fractures.
Mitoma :: Fragments (Section 27)
All manner of disjointed and deconstructed electronics are on deck (as usual) from Mitoma (aka Tam Ferrans), a sonic craftsman we’ve been following for several years.
Space Afrika :: Honest Labour (Dais)
A sprawling 19-track movement of textures, contorted ambient spaces and beautifully crafted open-ended melodic performances. Space Afrika have delicately created a vulnerable sonic tapestry that your senses believe to be almost entirely organic.
SMPL SMPL :: Portals EP (Roulette Rekordz)
Where syncopated beats and bass frolic with robotic grooves and electro shards, Portals is four tracks of utter rhythm.
Foodman :: Yasuragi Land (Hyperdub)
Yasuragi Land serves as an invitation to listen closely to what the reality is telling and decipher all of its accompanying messages, delivering a blissful experience even on the littlest of the little things.
QRTR :: infina ad nausea (Dome Of Doom)
QRTR manages to cast a wide net without stepping away from her integrity as a producer as she confidently explores possibilities in this swirling sonic exhibition.
Gore Tech :: Pulse Tundra EP (Ohm Resistance)
Deeply conceptual—conjuring time, space and even extraterrestrial life, exploring feelings that are intensified to the point of wildness, with the purity of spirit.
Phoenecia :: MD.SLVG (Megastructure)
A salvaged live disintegration from the golden age of IDM brainhacking.
Pera Sta Ori :: Throwdowns EP (To Pikap)
An explosive two track trip to tide us over, available on 7″ vinyl and digital, George Kontogiannidis’ Pera Sta Ori moniker (aka ΠΕΡΑ ΣΤΑ ΟΡΗ) drives his message of old-school, rave centered electronics to the core.
William Fields :: Bokuseki (EVEL)
As noted on the press-release, William Fields “explores the limits of algorithmic composition and code-based digital technology,” with Bokuseki revealing eight complex soundscapes that flicker, fade and fracture.
















