Here we see low-end electronics, broken hip-hop beats, shattered melodies, and rhythmic shuffling from start to end. A baffling assortment of ruggedly dark machine music […]
Tag: Braindance
Dollarstore Keyboard :: Trees Company EP (Omniishell)
Self-described as unconventional dance music, Colin Swenson’s Dollarstore Keyboard moniker has been known for quirky electronic nuggets that delve into braindance terrain and yet are […]
Johnny Broke :: Warm Plastic Trousers (Concrete Collage)
Broken 8-bit breaks, braindance, drill’n bass, and acid-tinged electronic nostalgia from lost video games, here we see Johnny Broke (aka Wayne Adams) stretching his sounds […]
Skurken :: Zetorr (Touched Music)
Fans of strongly pop infused IDM should take heed of this new album from the Icelandic Skurken. Already an established musician in his own right, […]
Qebo :: APRDKT (Detroit Underground)
Qebo brings us a somewhat unexpected remix compilation this time around. If you aren’t familiar with Qebo, their usual style is very much in the […]
Sphere² :: Dimension Beast (Inpuj)
Sphere²‘s meticulous cloning of Squarepusher’s monosynths, reverb and breaks gives us the foundation for an incredibly fun and wild album of twisted takes on braindance […]
Lee :: Alcyonian (Concrete Collage)
Lee would have made a great fit with the Toytronic collective—his use of intricate melodic beat juggling, drum/drill’n bass, acid tinges and downtempo rhythms are […]
Roel Funcken :: Dragomane Misinize (Bion Glent) — Exclusive video & track
Roel Funcken proves to be a master of technoid, bass heavy and intelligent dance music that defies any genre. Dragomane Misinize is an album built […]
V/A :: Compiler – Level 2 (Xephem)
A firm reminder that IDM and braindance are alive and well, these tracks could be played at a rave or in your living room with […]
V/A :: 5YA CD (Evel)
Here we see 18 tracks spanning almost an hour and a half, featuring upbeat, brokenbeat, and downbeat electronics from one end of the spectrum to […]
Resting Cell :: Cellular Memory (Virtual Urban)
Resting Cell is a true synth player and can really draw up some extremely vivid musical landscapes—places we can all escape to if need be. […]

















