Heavy on guitars, featuring a megaphone-like crunch delivery and a beautiful chord progression, James E. Gray explores the simulation hypothesis. From Plato’s Allegory of the Cave to Bostrom’s trilemma: Are we living? Are we breathing?
Category: Music
Carl Bagge & Isabella Lundgren – Reaching for The Sky [Review]
Carl Bagge & Isabella Lundgren ”Reaching for The Sky” Out on Jazz by Bolero
Plasma – Watchers of the Sky – as I see it [Review]
Minimalist at its core and deeply tied to classic dub techno roots “Watchers of the Sky – as I see it” is characterised by its spacious, airy arrangement.
French Inhaler – PRACTICED LINES [Album Review]
The record plays like a forgotten 1985 gem that somehow slipped through the cracks of time.
‘Genre blending electronica’ | Interview with LateNightBeatFeast
Tonight’s feature moves straight into the shadows. LateNightBeatFeast is showcasing Thursday, a deeply melancholic track with sweeping, cinematic strings over an organic trip-hop infused groove. Read our discussion below!
‘Dark Experimental Heavy’ | Interview with I Tend the Light
I Tend the Light breaks down “One Need Not be a Chamber,” exploring how 19th-century poetry, creepy YouTube archive footage, and EVPs fueled the sinister, slow-burn doomgaze sound.
‘Cathode ray Netflix’ | Interview with Secret Bad Boy
Secret Bad Boy is back to build a universe where music and visual art completely collide. Synth rigs, alter egos, and the art of crafting songs for the imagination.
Jacqueline – Vertigo [Review]
Jacqueline is showcasing “Vertigo” a track hits you with heavy doses of psychedelia from the very first second.
‘Dynamic, minimalistic, electronic.’ | Interview with Rinalds Maksimovs
Forward-thinking electronica with cinematic layers, organic keys and a very carefully curated drum layer, all crafted by the Rinalds Maksimovs.
‘Corrupted. Synthetic. Human.’ | Interview with Signal Decay
Welcome to a cyberpunk world where darkness is the new norm.