“Facewithin” sets the stage for a larger artistic narrative that explores the crossroads of time, technology, and the complexities of the human mind.
Tag: Glitch
Legiac :: Banisteriopsis Caapi (Touched Music / Phainomena)
I half knew what to expect, but was also pleasantly surprised as some of the most unsettling aspects of their work are placed right in your field of view; challenging sounds and structures…
Zajwert :: Golem (Point Source Electronic Arts / ZOJ)
Nine tracks span around 40-minutes and the thorough sound vistas offer delicately shifting ambient-techno realms blending with pitter-patter glitch’n bleeps debris and braindance shards.
Dissolved & Nonima :: Teichopsia EP (Section 27)
Two artists treading the lines between darker industrial tropes and emotive electronic passages.
dämtone :: Whale Chantry EP (Clean Error)
Skittering braindance and drill’n bass acrobatics span these four brisk and bumpy tracks on this debut EP by dämtone.
Qebo :: Cellular Spaces (Polyend)
That Qebo able to crunch and deform electrical mayhem into digestible and flowing chunks is baffling, and how he’s able to make it sound absolutely beautiful, is a testament to his tried and true sonic methods and commitment.
Adapta :: Memory Program (Schematic)
Memory Program is a smorgasbord of sonic delights and a deep footprint in the braindance and downtempo electro environment.
clocolan :: Incide (Redpan)
With all of these dark shadows bearing down on us, one can only consume so much, which allows Incide the space it needs to stretch its textured tentacles until every last one of us is assimilated.
Alva Noto :: This Stolen Country of Mine (NOTON)
Standalone release of Alva Noto’s score to This Stolen Country of Mine, Marc Wiese’s award-winning film which explores the issue of state sovereignty in the face of predatory foreign power.
Somatic Responses :: Doomsday Conduit (Acroplane)
A powerful collection of tempered electronics that assimilates parallel genres to form the dynamic duo’s recognizable groove.
FSOLdigital presents :: Mind Maps 4 (Touched Music)
Yage have taken a great bunch of pieces and turned them into something even more incredible, while scattering their own works (under the guise of FSOL) here and there.

















