Experimental Electronic Music
P1LL5 is an extended player we’re very excited about, its musical flashbacks, and forward-thinking soundscaped orchestration is on par with the likes of Plaid, Boards of Canada, Amon Tobin, Clark, and Meat Beat Manifesto—a press-release comparison we’re in total agreement with.
Some of the most up-and-coming Hungarian producers in the atmospheric, downtempo, and noisy experimental compositions from the country to date.
The spaced-out crystalline sequences, aerial swirling sounds and imaginative body of lysergic effects guarantee an immersive but also a continuously accessible and enjoyable experience.
Talking to the two Andrews behind Room of Wires, and, in keeping with their way of working, this has all been done at distance. Room of Wires have never met—together they create uneasy electronic music.
A two track release available on transparent lathe cut 7″ (sold out at time of publication), Steifl unleashes tempered electronics and downtempo rhythms.
A calm pair of sonic miniatures gently unfold on AE-02, feeling like we’ve always had them in our music collection alongside other BOC-inspired kaleidoscope interludes.
For me, Yimino sits on that ever-dependable pedestal upon which the most reliable of artists are placed, those that you can count on with each play to engage you and satisfy your needs.
A powerful sample of the artists’ dexterity and skills in sound design to catalyze one’s mind in creating an arsenal of imagery to evoke emotion with ease.
Metoyer’s two-volume series combines tangibly analogous worlds between the boundlessly deep symphonic manifestations of digitalis amalgamated medium.
Delving back and forth between splintered synth slabs and broken beat forays, there’s a lot more going on behind the scenes than we’re able to hear on the surface.
What may seem minimalist in parts, is intrinsically woven into a dense yet breathable tapestry in sonic design that seems to play to Macionis’ strengths having worked extensively in television and film.
