Flyphel emerges as a visionary construct—where Roel Funcken and EXM (Jeroen Bax), both seasoned sculptors of audio intricacy, converge to propel alien percussion into elevated dimensions.
Tag: Braindance
V/A :: Planet Mu 30 (Planet Mu)
Through every granular texture and skewed rhythm, Planet Mu reaffirms its place as one of electronic music’s most vital and visionary institutions.
4T Thieves :: I Can Dream Of Bubbles (Mahorka)
Sound becomes motion, and feeling takes form—these are the elements 4T Thieves effortlessly reveals. I Can Dream of Bubbles, released on Mahorka in November 2024 and later honored on our Best of 2024 list, continues to resonate long after its debut.
The 89th Passenger / Uf0 :: 001 EP (Beyond Jupiter) — [concise]
A sleek split 12″ release on the freshly minted Beyond Jupiter label offers an invigorating traverse steeped in hopeful energy, melodic textures, and finely crafted techno from two multi-talented producers.
KIKOK :: Slow Crunch (Mestnost)
Across five original tracks and six transformative remixes, Fedoseev’s deep-rooted love for live performance radiates. Here, performance becomes communion—an unspoken language etched in shimmering soundscapes.
cable.percussion :: Acroplastics (Computer Controlled)
Acroplastics pulses with euphoric breaks, deep basslines, and intricate electro architectures—tracks that feel as if they’ve been beamed in from the fringes of known space, unflinchingly embracing the luminous pulse of old-school acid, glitch experimentation, and widescreen melodic cascades.
James Shinra :: Meteorites (Analogical Force)
Meteorites isn’t just a succinct collection—it’s a sandblasted, sonic odyssey, a landmark release for 2025 that captures the essence of abstract electronic music at its most compelling and immersive.
V/A :: Full Spectrum 2 (Touched Music)
More than a mere meeting point of like-minded musicians—Full Spectrum 2 is an ecosystem of sound, vibrant with diversity, purpose, and heart.
Cratje :: Osmosis, discovery
Joeri Bruyninckx engages in a brief yet insightful conversation with Jonathan Cant—better known as Cratje, the Brussels-based sonic alchemist and co-founder of the transmedial electronic label Montage—to delve into the latest chapter of the evocative Songs From The Gutter series.
XY0815 :: This Tool Has No Options (YUYAY)
It is wonderful to see YUYAY back releasing. It is a label that has always sought out eclectic and open styles, refusing genre pigeonholes in its pursuit of lesser heard music. XY0815’s This Tool Has No Options is a sure expression of this mandate. An LP that took its cue from the past with tracks that will undoubtedly continue to sound fresh for years to come.
Extrawelt :: AE-13 (Adepta Editions) — [concise]
The level of meticulous detail embedded in AE-13 suggests months of thoughtful curation, with emotive swells and shifts lingering in the background, shaping a pair of tracks that exude a sense of refined craftsmanship.
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