To put the German band Saroos on the listening map, one only has to mention a couple of names: the Notwist and Morr Music.
Tag: Noise
Adrien d’Elzius :: Straight from the Void (Pt.1) EP (Self Released)
Crisp and crunchy acid swirls inhabit Straight from the Void (Pt. 1), the first EP of three as Adrien d’Elzius breaks through rugged electronic sound space.
V/A :: How to Stay Conscious While You Drown (Heterodox)
Heterodox continues to stretch the boundaries of abstract electronics with How to Stay Conscious While You Drown presenting 18 tracks of crumpled sounds agitating the landscape.
Monolog :: Four Four Twenty Twenty EP (Murder Channel)
Monolog (aka Mads Lindgren) is one of those artists we know continues to gradually morph his abstract soundscapes into new and unexpected forms.
Ümlaut :: Same But Different (Audiobulb)
Nostalgic moments and crunchy bits weave an infinite web of looping sparks and drifting drones.
V/A :: Tone Science Module No.7 Cause and Effect (Tone Science / DiN)
Tone Science Module No.7 Cause and Effect is the definitive benchmark for next-level modular stillness and mayhem rolled into one cohesive whole…
Mitoma & Weldroid :: MXW II (Section 27)
The sheer avalanche of flickering melodies and percussive juggling is baffling, coming together in a massive collection that seems to grow upon itself from its slushy intro to its murky closure.
Özcan Saraç :: 0:1 (時の崖_tokinogake)
The ultra-processed machinery remains in constant rotation, never really taking a breather, as each chapter channels industrial-glitch acrobatics and tangled signals for as far as the eye can see.
Sommerfeld :: Alpha 137 EP (Ryu)
Its grit and exploratory post-industrial tones are drenched by fidgety synthetic blips and fuzzy robotic noises coming to life.
Suumhow :: Years Failed Successfully (n5MD) — Video premiere
The myriad of disheveled electronics carves a unique pathway Suumhow embodies—crafting compelling yet arcane music that is timeless, these are sandblasted IDM morsels from Brussels.
shimura :: Transmission (Petite Victory Collective)
From peculiar vocal samples, to sputtering noises, drones, and dystopian soundtracks, these are transmissions from the farthest edges somehow understanding each other.

















