Orbits, a brand new Portugese festival starting up this year, has announced the second wave of artists due to play in June. Drawing from the worlds
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Prince Of Denmark hints at new material
People and things tend to grow apart after a while, and even the most revered of electronic music producers can feel the pull of open adventure.
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Premiere: Jensen Interceptor & Assembler Code – Natural Control
After surfacing last year on Boysnoize Records with the blazing ‘6th Element‘ EP, the joint venture of Sydney-based producers Jensen Interceptor and Assembler Code reemerges on
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Deeat Palace: Deeat Palace
Fresh off an excellent split of AFX-indebted electro and chopped-and-screwed rap courtesy of Crave and Lieu Noir, Parisian label Mind Records returns with Deeat Palace’s self-titled debut, serving up a pair of blustery mind-benders, harnessing the power of convulsive noise strata and rogue synth waves rising from the abysses. Not for the faint of heart.
Efdemin details “Naïf” mix for Curle Recordings
Today Berlin based producer Efdemin, real name Phillip Sollmann, has announced the release of a special mix CD on Belgium’s Curle Recordings named “Naïf”, which is not only a
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Premiere: Second Storey – Acute Angles (Machine Woman Remix)
Capturing the essence of a lucid moment is fleeting. The nature of one’s being is somewhat derived from a constant state of anxiousness; especially if you’re
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In Perspective: Kris Baha talks up his latest ‘Can’t Keep The Fact’ EP on Pinkman
Eager to find out more about the making of Kris Baha’s latest ‘Can’t Keep The Fact’ EP on Pinkman, we sat back with Kris to chat all things studio, Berlin and the Australian scene amongst other things. Take a listen to the highly volatile, gut-churning hustler ‘Flashback’.
Ingleton Falls: Champagne In Mozambique
Responsible for just a pair of confidential releases between 1993 and 1994, Ingleton Falls mainly made a mark with their now highly sought-after tape, ‘Champagne In Mozambique’ – a five-track EP that Isle Of Jura first re-released back in October last year on cassette format and have now pressed onto black plastic for the first time ever.
DJ Koze details new album “Knock Knok” and shares two new tracks from “Seeing Aliens” EP
It is with great pleasure to announce that DJ Koze has detailed the release of his fifth studio album “Knock Knock“, scheduled for release 4th May
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CTM 2018 – Turmoil: FIS, Gaika, Holly Herndon Ensemble, Jlin, Laurel Halo, Lotic, Pan Daijing
For all those who seek adventures in experimental music and visual art, the 19th edition of CTM Festival is about to take place in Berlin extending
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Farr Festival 2018: Mount Kimbie, Claro Intelecto, DJ Richard, Skee Mask, Rezzett, Galcher Lustwerk
Today Farr Festival unveiled the next wave of acts to perform at the Hertfordshire based electronic music festival between Thursday 5th – Saturday 7th July 2018.
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Premiere: Cassius Select – Essence
After a promising first incursion in Herbert’s future-ready sonic territories last year, Canadian-born Sydney-based producer Lavurn Lee aka Cassius Select returns to Accidental Jnr with a
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Premiere: YS – Inside
Even though their name sounds like it’s been picked after a night of intense booze-up, behind the funny name Potatoheadz hides a label nonetheless eager to shell
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Huerco S inaugurates new label West Mineral Ltd. with debut Pendant album
Rarely an ambient album has etched into collective memory like Huerco S. ‘For Those Of You Who Have Never (And Also Those Who Have)‘ did in
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Art Crime
Fully geared towards the inner realms, Art Crime’s mix delivery for Inverted Audio shepherds its listener in a trance-like state of mind, offering up a sublime hour-long odyssey across spacious synthscapes and multi-hued downtempo laments.
Watch the documentary for Meakusma Festival – Directed by Georgia & Blazer
Having attended the second edition of Meakusma Festival last September in the small town of Eupen in Belgium, we are happy to share the documentary directed
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