Responsible for one of last year’s most strikingly beautiful ambient albums, Sad City talks up debuting his new live set at our Campfire Headphase stage at Farr Festival and goes into his working relationship with Emotional Response founder Chuggy and Nick Williams, head of R&S Records sub-label Meda Fury, which led to the release of ‘Shapes In Formation’.
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Huerco S.
Ahead of his highly anticipated live performance at the Inverted Audio curated stage “Campfire Headphase” at Farr Festival 2017, Kansas native Brian Leeds aka Huerco S. contributes the 250th mix to our podcast series with over an hours worth of unquiet electronics and outernational noise.
Premiere: Geodetic – III
The name Geodetic may not sound familiar to your ear for now, but the duo operating beneath sure should ring a bell to all appreciators of
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Machine Woman
Ahead of Machine Woman’s highly anticipated live performance at our Inverted Audio curated stage “Campfire Headphase” at Farr Festival (15th July), we asked the Russian born producer to showcase her penchant for downtempo and experimental music through a special mix.
Premiere: Smersh – M Appeal (Parrish Smith Remix)
Since its inception back in 2014 by Mark van de Maat in Amsterdam, Knekelhuis zeroed in on the contemporary effigies of knurled industrial, noise and other off-patent pieces
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Roll The Dice talk up ‘Born To Ruin’
With the state of the world being as questionable as it is from every direction, Pardon and Mannerfelt’s newest album might as well be the reflection of what surrounds us as of late. Inverted Audio spoke to them about how important it was to take a break between albums, their process towards crafting the album and their future plans.
Bill Converse talks up his debut EP as Tide Eman
Ushering in Max Ravitz (aka Patricia)’s new label Active Cultures under his newly-generated moniker Tide Eman, Austin-based producer Bill Converse returns with the high-density ‘Animate Objects’ EP, dishing out three highly-hypnotic dubby tech gems packed with off-the-hook psychedelia to please both the dancefloor nonconformists and demanding home-listeners.
Premiere: Santiago – Life, Money, Work
Following up to his debut tape – ‘Rooms‘ – released a few weeks ago via Unknown Precept, up-and-coming NYC producer Santiago Leyba returns to the Berlin-based
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In Perspective: Petit Singe
With Petit Singe’s latest EP freshly out on Haunter Records and remix EP just around the corner, we seized the occasion and went for a quick-fire chat with Hazina as she opens up on her creative process, influences and plans for the future.
Premiere: Robert Bergman – Wiwi
If you like your electronics weird and erratic, Kashual Plastik is for you. One of Germany’s best kept secrets, the enigmatic imprint has been haunting the underground for
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Simo Cell
The French producer serves up an hour of intense rhythm and tempo-juggling, moving from off-kilter electronics through ruffneck junglism onto sizzling electro and tech-y pumpers.
Posh Isolation line up 200th release, Damien Dubrovnik album ‘Great Many Arrows’
For their 200th iteration, Danish experimental imprint Posh Isolation will see label boss Loke Rahbek (Croatian Amor) team up again with fellow producer Christian Stadsgaard (Sarah’s Charity, Vanity Productions)
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Burial releases new 10″ via Hyperdub
This morning Hyperdub Records dropped a surprise 10″ from Burial featuring two new tracks of murky experimental electronics and quintessentially dystopian soundscapes. ‘Subtemple’ echoes the eternal Burial classic of
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Offen Music announce ‘Metaclaw’ featuring remixes by Gordon Pohl and Gilbert Cohen
Offen Music is one of those record labels that oozes personality, in this case delineating the multi-faceted Salon des Amateurs resident Vladimir Ivkovic. However Vladimir isn’t to be considered
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Listen back to Toshiya Tsunoda’s European Prog-Rock mix for Newtype Rhythms
Newtype Rhythms comes to you this week with a focus on a far-off place and sound – European Prog Rock from the ’70s – what’s even
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Denis Mpunga & Paul K.: Criola
Criola is pop music in the purest sense, proven song forms forged in communities through the centuries warped to reflect the changing world around them. The sound of cultures moving around different localities, of cities gloriously losing any sense of over familiarity.