Pursuing his transgressive dismantlement and reshaping of current hip-hop and trap motifs as seen from a proto-technoid perspective – fitting somewhere betwixt the growingly influential legacy of the chopped-and-screwed sound of the Memphis and Houston rap scenes and Merzbow at his most savage, French producer Crave does it again on his new EP ‘Loco’ for Mind Records.
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Free Download: Tierra Whack – Black Nails (Caffeine Worldwide’s Sunrise Edit)
Fresh off a fine outing on London’s Human Concrete Block, LA-based producer Dylan Chase aka Caffeine Worldwide returns today with a special edit of Philadelphia rapper Tierra
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Premiere: Kadajane – DNS Sinkhole
Following up to choice efforts from Nikolajev and Endamisi Salamisi, Tallinn-based PÄÄSTEVEST return with their third 12″ this year, ‘Rostok’, coming courtesy of another local talent, Kadajane. After
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We will fail talks dancing and avoiding the club scene altogether
We caught up with Polish producer and graphic designer We Will Fail ahead of her performance at Unsound Festival 2018 to dig a little deeper into what brought upon this unique sense of ‘self’ into her work. In addition we are happy to present a track premiere from the album, “Put Your Hands Up In The Air”.
Premiere: BNJMN – Indub
Bournemouth via Berlin-based producer BNJMN makes immersive techno that resists swift classification, moving with ease between industrialist minimalism, technicolour melodies and screw-face brutality. Over a career
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Posthuman: Mutant City Acid
Posthuman deliver some of their finest work to date with ‘Mutant City Acid’ LP. Created as a soundtrack to a mythical dystopia called New Reno City, the album is replete with nods to ’80s and ’90s computer gaming and sci-fi including Fallout, Bladerunner and Ian M. Banks.
Hodge and Laurel Halo team up on Livity Sound
Laurel Halo has joined forces with Bristol-based producer Hodge to release a three track extended player at the end of November via Livity Sound. Hailing from opposite
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Premiere: Stallion’s Stud – Unpredictable
Earlier this year, Red Light Radio co-founder Hugo van Heijningen (Malkovich / White Slice) and Identified Patient (Pinkman) began experimenting together in the studio, soon giving birth
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Premiere: Ligovskoï – Fairbanks
In an ever more rapidly changing world, at a time in which every artistic production has become a consumer good like any other, ambient music aims
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Premiere: Beesmunt Soundsystem – Yayang
Since the release of the series’ debut instalment back in 2006, Munich-based imprint Permanent Vacation has been putting out a quartet of stellar VA salvos featuring artists that
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Premiere: Andrew Red Hand – Bombing For Peace
Ever since he landed his debut release on Detroit’s Twilight 76 about ten years ago, Romanian electro virtuoso Andrew Red Hand has been blazing a trail of his
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Premiere: Acid Kult – Untitled 3
Following on from a pair of releases courtesy of Russian steroid-powered electro traders Locked Club & RLGN and label founding duo Future DZ, Nashville label Tram Planet
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Fabric100: Craig Richards, Terry Francis & Keith Reilly
Disregarding the obvious numerical milestone, it feels like an appropriate time for the Fabric series to evolve and Fabric 100 marks the perfect bookend to the series, with Craig and Terry returning to finish what they started.
Premiere: Tav Exotic – Hamont Achel
Tav Exotic is the collaborative alias of Belgium producers Ernesto Gonzalez and Mike Crabbé. Since their debut self-titled double CD in 2013, the duo have released
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System: Plus
Morr Music serve up a gorgeous collaboration between Danish electronic trio System and German composer Nils Frahm. With a focus on deep, pensive atmospherics, ‘Plus’ is a widescreen cinematic journey of an album with elegant, organic electronics as perfect accompaniment to Nils’ keyboard work.
Premiere: Neu Balance – What You Need (feat. Evanne Jones)
Since the release of their first and only record to date on 1080p three years ago, Vancouver-based duo Neu Balance kept it low-key, issuing no follow-up to
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