Experimental Electronic Music
Igloo took the opportunity to catch up with Ian Boddy to discuss 70’s synth pioneers, the evolution of electronic music and not least the principles on which the label DiN is based. As well, we take a look at DiN’s 100th release titled Nevermore by Ian Boddy.
Out now on Past Inside the Present, home of all that’s good in Ambient Drone and otherwise: Healing Sounds II: A compilation for those in […]
Cazrina Kluster might appeal to fans of deep home listening and musical experiences which launch a bridge between post-industrial synthscapes and blackened drones (between Carter Thomas […]
This EP works on a conceptual level where spectral sound forms harmoniously interact with disembodied and fractal microstructures. Not for all ears, but recommended for […]
If the sound signature admits schemas borrowed from space-music, the dark and tense vein is sometimes brought up to the fore with doom-laden bass frequencies […]
The soundscapes express peaceful, soothing, warm, and mellow passages dominated by a straight dialogue between evocative guitar sequences in a minimalist mood. Hypnotically fixed pulses […]
Dawn intends to design enveloping-soothing soundscapes which can advocate mind travels and encourage thoughtful meditative postures linked to some distant memories and to solitary, mystical […]
Musically Dream Landscapes follows a compositional path where processed field recordings meet organic dronescapes, incantatory ethereal voices and mantric-like new agey electronic loops. The musical syncretism […]
Legacy does not reinvent the genre, but certainly refreshes it in a spellbinding manner. This is space music in its finest form. Lush, liquid, and […]
Among the most accessible, ethereal and darkly introspective albums signed on Cryo Chamber next to materials from Hoshin, Wordclock, Northumbria or Keosz. A highly welcomed release, […]
In the true dichotomy that is the tape release world, we’ve continued to trawl the digital world to search out some of the finest tape […]
