Day For Night, though only in its second year, is presenting a world-class lineup of forward-looking music and visual art. Organized by Free Press Houston […]
Tag: Synth
The Lure of the Synth :: Forma & Steve Hauschildt enchant with new albums on Kranky
“I was never worried that synthesizers would replace musicians. First of all, you have to be a musician in order to make music with a […]
Enzo Kreft :: Dark Matter (Walhalla)
There’s a weird and wonderful quality to Dark Matter. It follows no line, in many respects Kreft was one of the progenitors of synth wave […]
BITS & PIECES with ISAN + Video Premiere
After a six-year hiatus electronica and IDM veterans ISAN are back with a brand new album on Morr Music. Was it worth the wait? We […]
ISAN :: Glass Bird Movement (Morr Music)
ISAN steadily remain in a category and in a league of their own when speaking about soft and melodic IDM and delicate emotions, and Glass […]
36 :: The Infinity Room (A Strangely Isolated Place)
Featuring ten new tracks of rigorously and restrictively composed, atmospheric, minimal and synth-worshiping ambient electronica. Ryan Griffin’s A Strangely Isolated Place follows up Merrin Karras’ […]
Mynationshit & Red Blood Divine :: Double review (Waste Editions)
What’s in a name? In musical terms what you call yourself shouldn’t really matter, but it can. I can’t deny it, I pulled a face […]
Five questions with The Smoke Clears
Producer John Daly has camouflaged himself under his The Smoke Clears moniker for the second time and released the project’s second output last month via […]
Cascade Data :: Cmd_altz EP (Buried In Time)
Cmd_altz elicits a breakdown and rearrangement of itself, a sense of balanced and punchy bass, beats and distortion as machines elegantly crash into each other. […]
Morah :: You’ll Never Understand (Lux Rec)
Greece is cultivating a new generation of artists with quite a unique sound; one with youthful iconoclastic vision without forgetting past wave pioneers. Morah is […]















