Mania embodies downtempo approaches to construct its unique message while straddling multiple genres without adhering to any one.
Tag: Dub
Tomoroh Hidari :: Depth Sounding (Live at Hofburg, Vienna) EP (bruitversum)
After years of keeping us on the edge of our seats, on his live recording for bruitversum, Tomoroh Hidari returns with an EP aptly-titled Depth Sounding consisting of four tracks ranging in length from four to seven minutes.
David Birchall, Kate Carr and Tullis Rennie :: Zippered Time, Winged Dialogue (Flaming Pines)
A homogenous and well orchestrated performance, making every musician involved a fundamental component, as each adds their own little piece to form a bigger, more satisfying puzzle.
Hedge Maze :: Riding The Wave EP (Selvamancer)
This latest EP leans more towards a rusted re-imagined industrial, a palette of smeared and smudged sounds where angles are dangerous with intent. Forged in Sheffield, a 12” of corrosive content.
Cyan341 :: Kuro 03 (Rednetic)
Each week brings a new musical edition that is intriguing to look forward to, with tranquilized long-lasting subtle dub ambient/techno reverberations.
Driftmachine & Ammer :: Sonic Behaviour (Umor Rex)
Driftmachine collaborates with Andreas Ammer on Sonic Behaviour, a celebration of sound and noise that juxtaposes poetry with dubby, hypnotic soundscapes and siren wails.
Guilt Attendant :: Elation Shimmer EP (Perimeter Junk)
These expansive soundscapes and punctuated four-to-the-floor compositions reveal forceful bass thuds, hypnotic rhythms, and acid-tinged strands.
Dodds Phil :: Many Moons Ago (Waxing Crescent)
Brittle electrical fields of sound that explore futuristic sculptures jump between breaks, downtempo, funk, dub, roughened techno, and magnetized hip-hop.
Plaster :: Macte Animo! EP — Obscura B-Sides (Textvra)
Macte Animo! is an industrial synth buffet of audio bliss featuring two tracks that did not find their way onto the Obscura album from 2023.