Skittering braindance and drill’n bass acrobatics span these four brisk and bumpy tracks on this debut EP by dämtone.
Tag: Jungle
Ahmad :: The Wrong Place / Scylla (Onset Audio)
An impacted and frenetic couplet from a label that continuously cultivates these severed electronic genres.
Xenomorph Jazz Ensemble :: Glitches Grew (Roulette Rekordz)
Quite a surprise, and let’s say somewhat out of the blue, these seven tracks twist and turn with a multitude of bass and rolling instrumental rhythms we’re propelled to absorb.
ΠΕΡΑ ΣΤΑ ΟΡΗ :: AE–O5 (Adepta Editions)
The go-to musician for old-school breaks and bass sound-sculpting, ΠΕΡΑ ΣΤΑ ΟΡΗ (from Greece, aka Pera Sta Ori,) continues to expand with next-level shenanigans.
Ex.Hale :: Mothra (Diffuse Reality)
A creative giant in the field of exploratory drum’n bass and surreal junglist vibrations.
Corporeal Face :: The Upward Spiral EP (Acroplane)
Taking us back to classic Altern 8 days where heavy sonic artillery was crafted around blissful and engaged melodic hooks, snappy sound samples and rave-infused strands.
Ruby My Dear :: À Dada (Blue Sub)
Modern and clean production techniques meets creative storytelling as the French artist displays frantic drum programming slaloming from blast beat to high-octane breaks. The Ruby […]
Serge Geyzel & Karsten Pflum :: Remains of the Day EP (mindcolormusic)
Experimenting with jungle and IDM strains, the 4-tracks span an assortment of creative ideas to kick off the new year. Inhabiting loose electronic forms and […]
The Junglechrist :: Madness EP — Stazma :: Leftovers EP (Concrete Collage)
Madness EP is a delicious treat for breakcore jungle aficionados, whereas Leftovers features a bonus varied genre compilation featuring IDM original tracks plus glitch hop and (additional) breakcore remixes.
Squarepusher :: Live @ Venue One (Birmingham, UK)
Like some ancient monolith, waiting for a celebrant to arrive and bestow its cultural secrets to the masses gathering at the bottom of the summit.
V/A :: BLE-EP (Yellow Machines)
Breaks, bleeps, and bass as Yellow Machines (known for their hybrids of electro, IDM, old hardcore, and jungle) accurately describes—BLE-EP rips through six robust and robotic rhythms catapulting itself into extraterrestrial terrain.
















