Experimental Electronic Music
Their words pull no punches, they are fired with conviction and intent. Softening this directness is the composition of their songs, the rich instrumentation smoothing corners without diluting the message. An accomplished album from a political and polyphonic partnership.
The five track Danse Macabre (including an added bonus) is an analog blend of old-school electro-nics, Kraftwerk vs. Drexciya robotics, and punctuated machine funk.
Simple, minimalistic, and incredibly catchy synth-based pop tunes is what you can find in Demons.
The listener enters in a delirious and vast collection of amorphous sounds, punchy electronic grooves, spacey droning textures and erratic collages. For fans of transversal […]
Neurotic and frosty minimal electronics give the impression to be used as metaphors to describe the new technological order, its subliminal messages and its repressive […]
Setting off from Newcastle is Flight Recorder’s Mick Clarke. The Northern man has been responsible for some excellent releases under his Iron Blu moniker as […]
These artists used synthesis to create a binary poetry, employed a circuitboard canvas to paint their discontent and analogue machines to voice their feelings. RadioNome was, and […]
I’m a fan of the postal service. True, sometimes the postie can be a bit surly; but in general it’s a well-oiled, and reliable, machine. […]
