Experimental Electronic Music
Electronics Memoriae II builds on Giano Electronics Vol. 1. New artists-in-arms have been drafted in for their expression of electro as well as members of the established guard. An EP that shines light on the fertile electronic underground in the Italian capital.
The power of a rumbling locomotive with interwoven technoid laser beams and plenty of slithering robotic rhythms.
García sculpts his sounds within the frames of acid, braindance and electro with obvious influences from breaks and IDM. What can be surprising is the length of pieces, few running over the four minute mark. Despite their brevity, these are works bursting with emotion and energy.
On Supermassive, the faint sizzling sounds of electro, braindance, and acid mix together in one solid arrangement that’s been in constant rotation.
Crunchy rhythmic turbulence and unpredictable electronics make up this exhausting Borg-like set.
The A-Side contrasts the flip, beat patterns and samples recalling British machine experimentation with breakbeat and jungle. On the B, techno is the focal point with the Australian musician plumbing hidden depths.
Panopticum’s aptly-titled Multisensory Metaphors is a densely-packed EP combining meditative downtempo electronics, glitch, electro, and IDM in beautiful deconstructive patterns.
playgrounds: recess by Greystar features a variety of braindance, bass, shattered percussion, and punctuated breaks and is a massive 17-track collection that stretches into numerous sonic trajectories.
