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Category: Interviews
“you can dance if you want to, you can leave your friends behind” | Interview with Cap’n Marble
Continuing their signature blend of nostalgic melodies and sweet, psychedelic hints, Cap’n Marble are back with Han Solo.
‘Ride on, rangers!’ | Interview with Tone Ranger
Want to put the cosmos into sound? Space travel might still be a distant dream, but Tone Ranger is already providing the soundtrack.
‘Atmospheric, ethereal, visceral’ | Interview with Brooke Henzell
A slow-burning, emotion-packed trip-hop production perfectly tuned to your weekly trip-hop mood. Tuesday night, anyone?
‘Dynamic & Desperate & Hopeful’ | Intterview with Pretty Baby
Between solid guitars and chaotic arrangements, Pretty Baby’s new album Layaway Plot strips away the intellect to look grief directly in the eye.
‘Experimental, organic, hypnotic’ | Interview with floating sheep
When four opinionated musical minds trade comfort for collaboration, the result is this handpan-centric jazz odyssey that defies easy categorization. Welcome to the world of floating sheep.
‘Emotive, detailed, gnarled’ | Interview with Brecon
Brecon’s fixation on the smallest sonic textures, like a hihat, may feel thankless to him, but it may be the secret ingredient that makes his electronic soundscapes so well crafted.
‘Atmospheric, groove-driven, cinematic’ | Interview with KickTracks
KickTracks captures the essence of the “after-hours” with this latest release. Built on layers of organic instrumentation, dusty hip hop elements, study beats and lofi aisthetics it offers a moody sanctuary for your low-energy moments.
‘Contrast/Textured/Narrative’ | Interview with Kazyade
In T-07 EXPRESS, Kazyade blends everything from experimental electronica to alternative hip hop, breakbeat rhythms and even moody trip-hop atmospheres.
‘Nostalgic, melancholic, noir’ | Interview with alcnoir
lo-fi textures, heavy use of reverb, crackles, atmospheric spoken word samples, dusty sounds and ukg vibes. File next to Burial.