Brisk and unblemished electronica that takes a page—perhaps even a whole chapter—from mid to late 90s melodic groove sculptors like Bola, B12, Plaid, Plastikman and Lowfish to new(er) school electronics from the likes of Karsten Pflum and Velum Break.
Tag: Acid
Roger Van Lunteren :: Saskian End Courts (Masa Series)
The raw molten emotion of the TB303, the detailed machine rhythms, the warming currents of synth; all come together in this very special release.
V/A :: Alignment Volume 1 (Patterned Media)
Patterned Media launches debut compilation Volume 1 Alignment on Friday June 4th — a quintessential collection of like-minded experimental electro, downtempo, bleeps’n breaks, and modular […]
Hydroplane :: Rockets (Schematic Music Company)
A twisted little gem of electronic pop, Rockets is a collection of tracks built around solid melodic melodies that constantly bend away from convention.
Repeat Eater :: Deep Desert Dweller (Touched Music)
Another exciting retro-modern album, Deep Desert Dweller is a great example of when an artist truly gets the Detroit sound of the early 90s.
Phausis & JFrank :: Split EP (Arkada)
A highly concentrated and well-curated split EP focused on next-level electro-nics from the outer edges of our galaxy and comes highly recommended.
Strange Antiquark :: Elektronische Komposition N.1 (Evel)
An endless sequence of images and rhythmic leftovers that merge to develop an intimate and personal narrative.
Dez Williams & Fleck E.S.C. :: Double EP review (Woodwork)
Unleashing next-level electronics shaped into pulsing electro configurations that cast incredibly rugged IDM and broken beat shadows.
Velum Break :: Cloaca EP (Analogical Force)
Velum Break sets the stage for an expressive and ghostly sonic mishmash that is positively on point and pushes the braindance genre just a little further.
Synade :: Synade (Megatape)
A visceral collection of organized electronic mayhem from broken breaks, heavier hitting drums, blips’n bleeps, erratic breakcore vs braindance, early synth-pop/punk, acid noodling and did we mention low-end rattling?
Utopia Cloak | The Jaffa Kid :: The Imaginary Museum 001 (The Imaginary Museum)
This record skirts the boundaries of ambient techno, each musician inheriting from past greats while adding their own unique quality and style. Simply put, a record to be enjoyed for many many years.












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