These are all reviews and articles tagged with "music".
Category: Downbeat | Experimental
Dark Trip | Breakbeat merging into hill billy guitar, opera mixed with experimental ambient guitar, theme park music transitioning into glitch? Djet is back. Russia’s grand master of audio collage, Alex Lisovsky a.k.a. Djet is back with his latest album of luscious deep ambience wonderfully mashed together with anything from classical music to 80’s electro [...]
Category: Downbeat | Drum and Bass | IDM
IDM and Drum’n'Bass from Russia | Human Terminal is a very promising artist from Russia. The silent ways and floating numbers sometimes give me the idea from “Future Sound of London”, but is a somehow different way. The album “Press any Key”, released on Rec72, combines silent moments with some fast-paced IDM’ish Drum’n'Bass on other [...]
Category: Techno
Hyptnotic Electro | Sometimes it takes only one hypnotic loop to catch you. “Funny Computer” has this deep sound which makes you addicted for the rest of the track lasting seven minutes and thirty seconds. The producer from Madrid composed a loop which sounds melodic but is difficult to whistle. He sent it through a [...]
Category: Ambient | Experimental
Geneva Deconstructions | d’incise is the Switzerland-based sound engineer Laurent Peter. He’s the coordinator of Audioactiviste and Insubordinations Netlabels and is involved in 1.000 musical projects. His impressive discography involves releases at Zymogen, Test Tube, eDogm and many more. His most recent EP is delivered by the welcome hands of Resting Bell Netlabel.
Category: Experimental | Techno
Angular and Elegant Techno | Andrey Kiritchenko is the man behind the wheels of Ukrainian Nexsound record label. As a musician, Kiritchenko moved from 1990s electronica to musique concrete and drone music. His recent oeuvre knows about tender Folk tunes and subtle improvisations as well as harsh noise. On “Sinemagiq”, Kiritchenko dedusts our old friend [...]
Category: Compilation
Electro Vibes | Netlabelism.net – the belgium outpost for creative commons music – works courageously on dragging more attention for netlabels and their artists. Next to their radio show “Netwaves” they complete their portofolio now with a compilation called “Netwaves Bytes: Electro 1″. Prepare yourself to listen to some music from unknown artists who sound [...]
