Experimental Electronic Music
Most ingredients are well known, but it’s the ingenuity with which they are married into one homogenous alloy that makes Anemoia not simply a standout IDM piece in terms of production proficiency and storytelling, but an important milestone in the history of modern electronic music in general and, for me, a present and future classic.
Norway-based producer/musician Karl Endreson’s downtempo electronic project has been active since 2006, purveying nature-inspired soundscapes mixing ambient textures and trip-hop beats with guitar and field recordings, steeped in atmosphere infused with a deep sense of melody and nostalgia.
Cosmos in Collision’s Unwound arrives two years after The Passage of Time and confirms the direction of an ever-evolving project, capable of building dense and cinematic atmospheres. The cover artwork is an original watercolor by Cosmos in Collision, visually translating the narrative arc of the record: three chromatic fields blending from indigo to black, crossed by a white thread that slowly thins until it disappears.
Sometimes the constant listener might be passing right through the lines between ambient-electronica and post-rock, with layers of shimmering synths and gone distant etherial guitars.
Combining forces on a laptop and hardware synth studio, Requator makes the good times flow endlessly.
A series of atmospheric tracks combine synth tones within the sequences, pad melodies and other sonic devices to evoke their intended setting(s)
Somehow Havstrakt simultaneously sounds as if deep underwater, quite daring while remaining gentle and relaxing.
This is motion music, a strong upbeat soundtrack for your life. I hear electronic instrumentals with beats, melodic and drone-rich, a lighter hearted and beautiful journey…
A Firefly Out Of Season exudes summertime road trip appeal—windows all the way down, let the sunshine in during these strange times. Downbeat acrobatics and […]
In rotation for the past several days/weeks/months, this multi-view column reveals the latest sonic landscape from several talented musicians. Plenty of brittle, glitch, abstract, noisy, […]
Holotrope could very well be one of Bluetech’s most accessible albums to date. Variety in tempo, rhythm, and melodic sequences keep one engaged from start […]
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