An intense and heavy-hitting album that pushes the boundaries of experimental electronic music.
Tag: Sound Design
Frank Riggio :: Dri (Hymen)
Developing a completely original style, the album feels cinematic and overflowing with a variety of intense field recordings and transformed found sounds.
Latchwork :: The Heap EP (Schematic)
Brushed sound design structures touch upon layers of light industrial-electro flourishes and robotic soundscapes.
Adrien d’Elzius :: Straight from the void (Pt.2) EP (Self Released)
A powerful quintuplet that shows the artists’ range of (e)motion, unafraid to showcase different angles of musical projection.
Defrag :: Lost Worlds (Hymen)
Lost Worlds is a blisteringly vivid amalgamation of apocalyptic sounds and electronics that eventually implode, infused with corrosive and magnetic rhythms.
Oberman Knocks :: Rhemunvhurse Optikonn EP (Detroit Underground)
With Rhemunvhurse Optikonn, a half-dozen tracks chopped and diced with enough blips and bleeps beauty to last us to the end of the decade, Truswell dives even further into the abyss for Detroit Underground.
Neuro… No Neuro :: Positive* (Mille Plateaux)
Markarian weaves a diverse mix of distinct electrical strands across each of its twelve sections, even while his usage of drones, tones, and buzzing melodic shards veer even more into isolated abstraction.
shedir :: Before the Last Light is Blown (n5MD)
We find ourselves immersed in full-bodied expanses of floating drones and the intricate use of field recordings, for a slow and pleasant listening, exposed to very skillful sound design techniques.