Experimental Electronic Music
Mike Storm, originating from the Netherlands, can be best described as an artist whose music is intrinsically cerebral, hypnotic, and possesses profound psychological depth. His unique sound serves as a portal to cosmic exploration, effortlessly fusing elements of sci-fi with captivating techno beats.
Brain Rays’ Benjamin Hudson offers us an exclusive mix in preparation for his forthcoming album Slime coming in April 2024 with Acroplane Recordings.
Isolation is embraced on the 2LP, chillingly clinical sounds are thawed by warming moments to bring a humanity to lonesome scores. An exceptional addition to these musicians’ expanding the canon of electronics.
A 5-track release that shows his sonic versatility as he produces a dark and cinematic A-side versus an IDM/electro oriented B-side.
ResoN8tion is a stunningly crafted sonic experience that crystallizes in all the right places.
Shifting Baseline Cycle seamlessly comes together as one coherent flow; sitting high on our electro radar as a quintessential dancefloor or armchair listening experience.
The sounds of the cosmos describing itself. Six magnetized electronic components come together in the Stark EP—all in sequential order from 1 through 6.
Without the limitations of an hour-long set or the expectation of a dancefloor, Two Hours Or Something showcases what happens when two such artists can cut loose for days on end and test the limits of their imaginations.
Not Even Noticed (aka Carsten Fluck and Lucas Lejeune) should gain some additional traction despite their penchant for more danceable electro-nics than I’m used to writing about.
It sounds like Lectromagnetique is summoning the dead to perform these enigmatic and scorching electronics.
You really can’t go wrong with Karsten Pflum, and he continues in his vibrant, acid-tinged electro-nics, full stop, for Central Processing Unit.
