Experimental Electronic Music
It comes but once a year, WE FORFEIT’s top tracks of 2022. Tough year, seems to be the mantra of life there days. Nevertheless, the lads bury the spike of reality with a selection of nourishing sounds that guarantee to warm away the horrors staring back at you.
The Sacred Grove is a kaleidoscope of impacting sounds and shapes that combines abstract, dub, and 2-step structures.
Baffling beatwork and blissed-out electrical mayhem make for an odd (yet essential) auditory couplet.
Silent Revolution is a perplexing aural buffet of abstract electro-nics and side splitting bass skills, consisting of four tracks and two remixes.
The Artist Showcase series offers a community of like-minded sonic sculptors a platform to present their enigmatic but perplexing structures for the world to interpret.
Timeproof simply functions as a gloomy and spacious soundtrack to lost planets thanks to the static fizz-fuzz sounds and bewitching textures that Ital Tek carefully extracts from his machines.
I half knew what to expect, but was also pleasantly surprised as some of the most unsettling aspects of their work are placed right in your field of view; challenging sounds and structures…
No-one liked the term “intelligent” when it first applied to dance music. Early Hours is clever, considered and chartering new grounds, where the “intelligent” ones left off.
Skittering braindance and drill’n bass acrobatics span these four brisk and bumpy tracks on this debut EP by dämtone.
That Qebo able to crunch and deform electrical mayhem into digestible and flowing chunks is baffling, and how he’s able to make it sound absolutely beautiful, is a testament to his tried and true sonic methods and commitment.
Memory Program is a smorgasbord of sonic delights and a deep footprint in the braindance and downtempo electro environment.
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