There is wonderful fusion is styles and influences under the Heogen moniker, fusing the complex and surreal composition style of exm (aka Jeroen Bax) with the melodic and rhythmical style.
Tag: Electronics
The return of the Xenomaniacs and their Amazing! feats.
Music For The Radical Xenomaniac is an act of audio archaeology that deserves respect. Establishing a label, contacting artists and labels from three decades past and bringing this all together on three double LPs.
Low End Resorts :: Dungeons of Miami (Megastructure)
Deep layers of abstract electronics are present in each of the nine compositions, which are layered over a variety of sculpted noises and textured rhythms.
Octavcat :: KP Index (VLSI)
Eight tracks that hum their way through warm modular realms, as if to suggest a peaceful journey through time, are led by Octavcat, who leaves very little breathing room.
With Skulls Drawn On It! :: Mist (Adventurous Music)
Sooner or later the hissing fades, and there are birds calling and far away there might be distant machines screaming, things clear up before the end of the track, I think we land well in distant electronic spring marshes.
IGR J17091-3624 :: IGR J17091-3624 EP (Móatún 7)
It’s a pleasant (if not searing) adventure that manipulates our senses and our sense of location while transferring us via ragged rhythms that we find ourselves repeating.
The Electro Maestro :: Ben Evans (aka The Droid)
Meet Ben Evans, the pioneering futuristic electro-funk artist, DJ, and record producer from Leeds, UK, known by his pseudonym, The Droid. He’s a visionary at the forefront of the future, infusing his remarkable discography with captivating and futuristic electro.
WE FORFEIT :: Radio Relativa #33 —Top tracks of 2022
It comes but once a year, WE FORFEIT’s top tracks of 2022. Tough year, seems to be the mantra of life there days. Nevertheless, the lads bury the spike of reality with a selection of nourishing sounds that guarantee to warm away the horrors staring back at you.
Arovane :: Icol Diston — 2023 Remaster (Keplar)
Since his first releases in the late 1990s, he’s always made music that bears a resemblance to his peers while being wholly unique.
Pascal Savy :: Simulacra (Cyclic Law)
With its incantatory tranced-out noisy percolations and moody-esque pulsating minimalism, this album has something majestic and hypnotic which claims to reach the dark arcana of some paranormal regions.
Derrick Stembridge :: Past Present Future: Archive I (Labile)
The album’s almost cyber-punk and relentlessly austere energy also veers into musical territory inhabited by Ghostly International-signed acts.
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V/A :: ZEROFOUR EP (Black Shapes)
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Elika Ostrov :: God Is Everything You Are Not (Fort Evil Fruit)
