Satisfy your experimental electronic thirst—such an assortment to explore, it’s a library of creative audible delicacies.
Tag: Downtempo
Aelk Minsur :: Continuity and Discretion (Kaer’Uiks)
The mini album Continuity and Discretion shows how fragmented and chaotic the artists’ creative soul is, although a mysterious glitch-panning reverb aesthetic lineage amalgams the whole release.
preston.outatime :: Mirror Radius (Subexotic)
A surreal adventure pulling at the heartstrings, Mirror Radius is an encapsulating listening experience—vibrant and cool to the touch.
Ton Mise :: Turquoise Sky (Inpuj)
Nods include abstract beat instrumentals, lo-fi breakbeat, late 90’s-mid 00’s electronica and a dip of the toe into breakcore; a beautiful web that has a catch all genre prestige that is only done best in experienced hands.
Wordclock :: A Greater Bliss (Cryo Chamber)
Among the smoothest and elegant albums you can find in the modern day ambient galaxy.
Mr. Echoes :: Needless Things (Another Indus)
Needless Things is a collaborative project containing remixes of the original songs from Mr. Echoes’ debut album Needful Things. Featuring all new exclusive remixes from Jack Dangers of Meat Beat Manifesto, Ninja Tune’s Blockhead, Isle of Weight and Mr. Echoes of The Opus, rchecka, TwelveFour, Zavala, Lokua, and Stunna.
V/A :: Compiler – Level 4 (Xephem)
CL4 collects a myriad of found sounds and polished audio spheres—recycling old-school breaks, bass, and melodic layers with new-school punctuation.
SIMM :: Too Late To Dream (Ohm Resistance)
A subtly extreme culmination of sandblasted dub extracts and tempered downtempo slices.
Quizzik :: Simulacrum EP (6 Plusten)
Whilst Quizzik is certainly not new to the music world, their take on experimental electronic music is creating encouraging foundations for future releases.
f5point6 :: The Shuttle Leaves At Midnight (See Blue Audio)
Each pad and orchestral influence generates a culmination in movements that takes one on many journeys.
Loess :: Totems (n5MD)
The duo’s signature chilling ambience, sharp percussion elements, and low end rumble are undeniably present—but perhaps with some surprisingly refreshing compositions that deviate from their previous output.

















