Experimental Electronic Music
Concrete Collage’s ability to curate such vast sound structures is one of the best places to find completely abstract and experimental electronics. Zeuge’s Maturation, along with partnerships with Lokom, M.E.R.S, Romanowitch, and Fauna Modulara (aka fxbip), help navigate this jumble of fragmented audio data.
A full spectrum of funky, sketchy, moody, harmonious melodics and acidic breaks, but above all—fun!
CL4 collects a myriad of found sounds and polished audio spheres—recycling old-school breaks, bass, and melodic layers with new-school punctuation.
There is something for everyone: acid, braindance, experimental electronics, IDM—even some slightly more downtempo numbers too.
Dollarstore Keyboard’s ability to craft delicately disjointed electronics (and this time bringing some friends over to play) is always baffling and engaging.
8-bit breaks are crunched, deformed, and plastered against voice snippets, acidic squelches, and chiseled video-game moments. Basically, the whole kit and caboodle is discovered on Beyond by Montreal’s drill’n bass technician Fxbip.
Reminiscent of early Skam, Warp, Rephlex, Schematic, Neo Ouija compilations we’ve all come to associate with burgeoning sonic machinists of abstract electronic music from the […]
[Jan 29-30, 2021] BRAINRAVE (hosted by braindance.news) is a virtual festival that will be hosted on YouTube and Twitch featuring a variety of new experimental […]
