Experimental Electronic Music
Brisk and unblemished electronica that takes a page—perhaps even a whole chapter—from mid to late 90s melodic groove sculptors like Bola, B12, Plaid, Plastikman and Lowfish to new(er) school electronics from the likes of Karsten Pflum and Velum Break.
Mind Body Complexing presents the refinement and enhancement of live synth jams, into seven tightly wrought, impossibly funky tracks.
Listen to Ochre, but take heed, traveler—this soundtrack to your ambient journey demands vigilance, lest you fall victim to its charms. Keep a steady Eye to Windward and be wary of its siren song.
Hypnotic and strangely funky despite seeming very minimal on the surface.
It is this brevity and the exquisite song crafting therein which I believe has kept Atol Scrap head and shoulders above the fray and forgotten […]
Somewhere nestled between hypnotic electronics and ambient techno, Pollux Rose wanders through nostalgic times, offering tranquilized soundscapes, broken beats, and chiseled electro from leftfield.
Dollarstore Keyboard’s ability to craft delicately disjointed electronics (and this time bringing some friends over to play) is always baffling and engaging.
Pulling at memories we’ve not recalled in years, Tangent offer bewilderingly dense atmospheres—the soundtrack to galaxies we’ve yet to explore.
A rewarding listening experience that while remixed by a variety of the finest sound sculptors on the planet, is also curated with utmost attention to detail and shapes a new storyline.
A twisted little gem of electronic pop, Rockets is a collection of tracks built around solid melodic melodies that constantly bend away from convention.
Many different moods are explored, each one in vivid color. Everything from blissful mellow numbers to melancholy and sad, or angry storms.
