These are all reviews and articles tagged with "netlabel".
Category: Techno
Trance-Master | Released a long time ago in 2004 “Another” remains still a classic. Producer Emilson from Heavy Industries Netlabel lifts you up with four tracks build on hypnotic and melodic grooves. No surprises await you on this EP, just pure drifting on a powerful four-to-the-floor bassdrum. Music to enjoy on a sunny sunday afterhour.
Category: Experimental | Jazz | Pop
Rich Diversity of Netaudio-Sound | Dharmasound released a compilation of their best tracks from 2007, that underline the diversity of this Italian netlabel. “Absolute Balance” features pop, jazz, downbeat as well as classical composed piano and experimental tunes. This netlabel is about urban moods and love for music in general. Each single track leaves me [...]
Category: Techno
Deep and Minimal Techno-Mix | Archipel Netlabel concentrates on minimal music since its first emergence. With a fresh relaunch labelhead Pheek demonstrates how exclusive a netlabel showcase can be. With stylish pictures and an extraordinary look, Archipel Netlabel presents high quality minimal music for lovers. With their collaborative sampler called “Assignment 3″ they give DJs [...]
Category: Downbeat
Smoking Chicago Downbeats | Joshua Keckner aka Lokua produces downbeats with crackling beats sprinkled with jazzy melodies and a laid-back mood. The Chicago native enjoys creating moody atmospheres from smiling tracks like “A Thousand Pages” to darker vibes like in “Crystal Ball” where haunting voices make you shiver a little bit. Lokua – “Thousand Pages” [...]
Category: Feature
Run for Cover No. 4 | Phlow Magazine launched a series dedicated to the art of Netaudio: “Run for Cover”. In bulk sequence, wonderful artworks are presented and discussed. This time, we sneak into the fantastic world of one!man. one!man is the graphic-designer behind some of the most astonishing artworks from ideology. With artworks for [...]
Category: Electronica-Indietronic
Imaginative Electronica | Slowly like someone is lifting the curtain to a sensitive movie, Pix begins his enigmatic album called “Life Living” with a great opener. Carefully he escorts us into his little sound-universe published by french netlabel Fresh Poulp. What we discover and explore during 41:46 minutes is an electronica-album full of pop, smart [...]
