Experimental Electronic Music
Quality Time Volume 4 slices a deep cross-section through the label’s unique sonic vision; to encapsulate a myriad of abstract electronic music structures and blend them seamlessly in this fourth volume. It might also be fitting to find more quality time and head back to Bonding Tapes’ earlier volumes again.
The richness of the sound palette on this album, with glitches, elastic tones, micro jungle samples and the discontinuation of rhythm, take you to a turvy parallel dream world.
The listener is given a glance at the more downtempo and tuneful stylings that are on offer in this producers lexicon whilst remaining within the experimental realm.
A symbiosis of clinical electronic fractures infused with organic sonic peripherals that at once sound cohesive while seamlessly tethered to hundreds of minimized digital vs […]
A three-pack review including the latest purveyors of experimental-electronic sound emanated from San Diego, California-based Bonding Tapes, Vienna, Austria-based Kvitnu, and Mogilev, Belarus-based People Can […]
A welcomed addition to any downbeat electronic music library. Bonding Tapes continues to expand (and contract) with their release smorgasbord and the rebirth of cassette tapes. […]
It’s been a few months since our last dedication to all things magnetic tape. But never fear, we’ve kept the reels turning and have unearthed […]
So here it is—from ambient drone to post-rock, jazz and modern classical, from IDM to experimental to post-digital microsound; hallucinatory electronics to experimental soundscapery, candy-color […]
