Experimental Electronic Music
Through his retro-futuristic alter ego Starcadian, George Smaragdis transformed memory into music—channeling the faded glow of 80s analog culture into vivid, cinematic soundscapes. With every synth line, he rewound time, crafting not just songs, but immersive “ear movies” where disco, sci-fi, and nostalgia collided. What began as a creative spark shared between friends became a cult-favorite legacy—one that continues to resonate with warmth, wonder, and interstellar groove.
A kaleidoscope of electronic elements radiates vintage disco energy, anchored by rich rhythmic architecture and elastic melodies.
At Odds by Paul Cheshire’s Language Field moniker contains six flowing tracks of heavily saturated grooves.
The album sounds like an enlargement of the sounds and spaces of their first album, an exploration shared by artists and friends who gravitate around this […]
KAMS has a real flair for melody and experimentalism, yet still manages to house this within a solid dance framework in such a way that everything flows seamlessly.
Ghost Bubbles is a wise purchase for fans of DMX Krew, acid basslines, video games, and raw, minimal electro. Not to mention there’s a fine […]
One of the forthcoming long player’s many highlights, lead track “Synth Is Not Love” has been re-imagined by the multi-talented and long time fan John […]
生命还存在意义吗? has an inherent sense of fun to it. Honeyed colors stand out against the murkier tones and dancefloor sweat, dashes of tongue in cheek […]
Extraterrestrial soundscapes for long term audio consumption. Broken IDM construction welded to faded disco rumblings. Voices come from afar, and yet it all wisps by […]
Born out of basement space, described by Prioux as a “bargain underground club,” underneath the DMA Vielspaß has all the attributes of an arts college […]
