This summer, Aphex Twin chose D’Arcangelo to open for his show in Verona, Italy. In other words, this is the perfect occasion for a thorough retrospective interview with the experimental twins.
Tag: Experimental
Mōshonsensu :: Izanagi & Izanami (Self Released)
Once in a while a release lands in your ears that grasps you and won’t let you go, and this time for me it’s Izanagi & Izanami by Mōshonsensu.
2view :: 4T Thieves & Cognition Delay (Mahorka)
Both albums reveal abstract electronics and downtempo layers with Abdicant and Pandacetamol remixing tracks on 4T Thieves’ album.
Fields We Found :: Paths (Fluid Audio)
You can see things come and go, slowly, your ears filtering a view into the past, but all there is to claim contains only a mirage and fog. Keep watching a landscape that never seems to change but it probably does.
Aware :: Requiem For A Dying Animal (Glacial Movements)
Another clear candidate for best album of the year, as usual with Glacial Movements, Requiem For A Dying Animal goes beyond simple ambient music spectrums…
Obelisk Ruins :: Thought-Vision-Doubt (Katuktu Collective)
Blissfully encapsulated psychedelic downtempo from the past inside the present.
Dragon :: Sonance Manifold (Point Source Electronic Arts)
Pummeling percussive onslaughts, post-industrial glitch extracts, and condensed data processing seem to be the focal point, while Dragon’s persistent and futuristic audio/visual scope operates at the highest level.
LPF12 :: minorThreats (Self Released)
The beat kicks in now and then, there are moments of ambience sometimes exploding into a driving beat. This just might be a bridge form of music, belonging to beatless space and belonging to the dance floor at the same time.