Lush Ambient, Crunchy Beats | Hot off the heels of mo.’s Para-review last week, I got to let you know about the latest Archaic Horizon releases: “Nowcast” by Trenton McElhinney, more commonly known as 2%. I’ve been listening to both records in a row and found them doing fairly well in these days of late [...]
One-Song-Feature | OK, Today I have to share only one song with you: “Possibilities”. I found the track on the average compilation “apegenine volume two” released by the apegenine Label. “Possibilities” from Henrik Jose totally blows me away with its pop-appeal, idm-ish sounds and a beautiful voice. Since I discoverd Henrik Jose on the “Cycles” [...]
Category: Experimental | Folk-Acoustic
Lo-fi Folk Scribbles | Zymogen has been a little quiet for the last six months. After the Summer down, however, the label is back with a beautiful record. The artist’s name is Oskar Hallbert and he brings forth a new shade to the monochrome Zymogen label sound. Lo-fi Folk scribbles, you kidding? No. Oskar Hallbert [...]
Category: Techno
HiFi Techno | Sudio is one of my favorite Netaudio producers around. He likes to produce complex electronic music. With his release “Strange Attractors” he delivers four colourful techno tracks where he jams around with his filters, effects and software in general. For purists who like straightforward techno, this is sometimes surely to much. I [...]
Category: Electronica-Indietronic | News | Pop
Electronic Pop Music from Italy’s Finest | For nearly one year, I have been waiting for this album. I asked Andrey of Nexsound for “Decivilice After Consumption” when I informed him about the review I wrote for his latest record- and he told me that the album is done already and waiting to be released. [...]
Epic Ambient | Wixel is the experimental Folk moniker of Wim Maesschalck. In 2009, after his epochal “Somewhere Between the Sun and the Moon” CD album, Wim started a project called “12 Records in 12 Month”. On a monthly basis, Wim releases a new EP, each 20 -25 minutes in length. June is especially great. [...]
