For Cracks—which was produced in a rural part of Ireland without any outside pressure—Eomac showcases an aptitude for more upfront and punctuated techno, sliced breaks, and broken beat strains.
Tag: Experimental
Gadi Sassoon :: Multiverse (A Strangely Isolated Place)
The result is visceral, rich, thick, and surreal, as if we’re hearing an orchestra inside of The Matrix; we can sometimes discern its unreality, sometimes not, turning an uncanny valley into a landscape of sonic opportunity.
second seasons :: Parse, Care (Schematic)
A fascinating study of what happens when you apply Autechre levels of technology to making more directly accessible but still experimental beats.
Velum Break :: Cloaca EP (Analogical Force)
Velum Break sets the stage for an expressive and ghostly sonic mishmash that is positively on point and pushes the braindance genre just a little further.
Synade :: Synade (Megatape)
A visceral collection of organized electronic mayhem from broken breaks, heavier hitting drums, blips’n bleeps, erratic breakcore vs braindance, early synth-pop/punk, acid noodling and did we mention low-end rattling?
Ossa / Wake :: Ovis Canadensis (Schematic Music Co.)
Brisk 13 minute audio morsels from Ossa / Wake titled Ovis Canadensis sees its release with Schematic Music Company with several “secret” remixes to be announced April 16 that will also be part of this release.
V/A :: Tenth Listen (People Can Listen)
Tenth Listen is behemoth of a compilation that unfolds sparkling sound sculptures and showcases clearly that IDM is alive and well.
R_Garcia :: Ojo EP (Nophi)
With each new release Randy is able to create distinctive sounds that defy genre norms. Ojo his first solo release in six years is no exception to this—featuring drastic variations stylistically from track to track.
exm :: Post Acuem (Self Released)
exm manages to dive into blissful sound design elements that at once sound mechanical and arcane but somehow also exude emotivly magnetic attractions.
kojoohar × ködzid goo :: dotla (Ant-Zen)
Analog soundscraping noise cemented by fractured industrial tropes is par for the course, and yet the duo from Northern Komi lands (ködzid goo) and Southern Ukraine (kojoohar) manage to create molten lava flows where abstract downtempo hip-hop is ravaged by atmospheric mechanical warfare.
Roel Funcken :: S1.MK2 (Self Released)
By pushing and pulling on a vast tapestry of textured noises and glittery soundscapes, the exploratory nature of this album is offset by its attention to nuanced, imprecise and sparkling electronic flutter.

















