Many different moods are explored, each one in vivid color. Everything from blissful mellow numbers to melancholy and sad, or angry storms.
Tag: Experimental
Dalhous :: The Composite Moods Collection Vol. 2: Point Blank Range (Denovali) — full album stream
Tracks are pulled to the forefront of the stereo field, continually mutating densely painted neurochemical hallucinations with a breadth of sound previously unheard on previous releases.
Lutto Lento :: LEGENDO (Haunter)
Tracks follow one another as the chapter of a novel, each of them telling the occurrence of a spectacular plot of a rare intensity.
Strange Antiquark :: Elektronische Komposition N.1 (Evel)
An endless sequence of images and rhythmic leftovers that merge to develop an intimate and personal narrative.
Nu Partial :: RRRRECEPTION EP (Renraku)
Nu Partial finds and displaces broken bass, beats and glitchy rhythms across a wide array of soundtrack shifts and harmonic moments.
0.syx :: Radials (Schematic Music Company)
Four heavily bent and twisted tracks of irregular, skittering rhythms and almost-discordant synths awash in layers of effects.
Tapage :: Recover (Point Source Electronic Arts)
If you’ve ever rocked out to a Gridlock track or gotten into an debate about whether Envane or Cichlisuite is the best late-90s Autechre EP, this album is for you.
Missive :: Lithos EP (Onset Audio)
Broken beats split into sparse and ethereal sound structures from the start and its ultimate end.
V/A :: Tone Science Module No.5 Integers and Quotients (DiN)
Electronic music lost some of its soul when artists began to put themselves front and centre ahead of the music. DiN lets the music speak for itself and what a wonderful ‘language’ it is to listen to.
No Type :: 1998 called, they want their internet back ;)
No Type is a community of labels, an independent space away from the big platforms, and most importantly: a place to discover new sounds.
Richard Chartier :: Interreferences (Room40)
Richard Chartier once again proves us that he’s the grand monk of the holy temple of drones. Simple yet insanely impactful. Less is more. Always.

















