It’s Cancelled is a top-tier EP for 2024, and is a strong and comprehensive collection of six tracks with mind-blowing tectonic tempos, low-flying bass-beats, and magnetized electro-nics.
Tag: Experimental
vcam :: Collisions EP (Self Released)
Collisions is the result of a talented musician not afraid to try new (modular) techniques as he navigates a complex learning curve where the reactive theme takes full form.
Six Rivers National Forest :: Folklore (Peak)
Behold! An unknown beast! One that you may be able to spot while taking a walk in the frosty and mysterious soundscapes that Folklore depicts, a good alternative for those who don’t live in snowy areas.
Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan :: Your Community Hub (Castles In Space)
Your Community Hub is a great take on a classic style of electronic music. While it’d be easy to discredit this LP as just rehashed old techniques, the execution is what ultimately sets it apart, so much so that if this style happened to resuscitate in a couple years to come, Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan would be one of the names to hail and remember—and I promise—it’s not that challenging to do so.
Guilt Attendant :: Elation Shimmer EP (Perimeter Junk)
These expansive soundscapes and punctuated four-to-the-floor compositions reveal forceful bass thuds, hypnotic rhythms, and acid-tinged strands.
NYORAI :: Shinkirō (蜃気楼) (Mahorka)
A well-balanced album of emotive experimental electronic music that aims to expose finer visual-audio fragments in its dense sound design. An upper-level release we’ll keep in constant rotation.
OdNu :: Ronroco Rococo Memories (Audiobulb)
We can imagine the beauty of sound emanating from the Ronroco and its calming cascade, maybe because of the smaller sound particles that manage to make their way through the mist and delicately slide down jagged mountainside slopes as depicted by the cover artwork.
Beyond the Clones :: OrganOid EP (Self Released)
The epitome of abstract electronics, capturing a multitude of sci-fi concepts skillfully weaved into a singular, musical tapestry.