Experimental Electronic Music
The dubbed-out vocals, the melodic fills, the use of unusual time signatures, these aren’t just technical tricks, they’re emotional tools. The album feels exploratory without getting lost, complex without being exhausting. For fans of drumfunk and the kind of brain-melting beat science that Planet Mu championed in the late 90s and early 2000s, Tessares is essential.
A finely crafted blend of dusty breakbeats, acid lines, and modern atmospheres, Ranidae sees BufoBufo deliver a sharply produced and deeply memorable take on breakbeat–IDM fusion.
wreccage emerges as a shadow-soaked collision of dark ambient drift, illbient abrasion, and downtempo pulse, carved from improvised grit and collapsing rhythms.
Edward J’s Azurite showcases masterful beat juggling and melodic interplay, with its title track a luminous dive into breakbeat and IDM-infused sonic textures. Across this five-track suite, subterranean bass currents, micro-glitches, and fractured rhythms ripple through each piece, building a shadowy, immersive soundscape that pulses with funk and subtle forward momentum.
James Krivchenia fuses acoustic drums and a rich array of percussion with electronic textures, all anchored by deep basslines courtesy of Sam Wilkes and Joshua Abrams—each track features at least one of them, except for the opener.
Mania embodies downtempo approaches to construct its unique message while straddling multiple genres without adhering to any one.
Dark undertones and intricate percussion riffs dominate this album that starts off ominous in the first half and in the second part shines with rays of light and majesty poking through the heavy clouds.
Supernatural Beast City is a potent combination of pummeling drum and bass and fragmented sounds and is a top choice from Duran Duran Duran’s extended catalog.
From the drum funk’n bass of dgoHn to Badun’s meandering abstract jazz infiltration, Talk To The Planets is a seriously splendid collection that doesn’t slow down.
Each fluid rhythm slips and slides with perfectly tempered atmospheric undertones, chiseled dub shadows, and a slow motion pace that slices through fractured dubstep and […]
Drukman and Dangers work well together with hallmarks of each other’s work being present but melding in a way to create a nice new and […]
