The sound of 9ms is hypnotic, machine-like, and deeply human or, as the duo describes, a seamless integration of “two humans becoming one with their mystic machinery”.
Tag: Electronic
Eve Maret – Gethsemani [Review]
“Gethsemani” inspired by a weekend retreat at the oldest Catholic monastery in the US.
‘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.
‘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.
Taroug – Najet [Review]
From the opening bars, “Najet” creates a deeply hypnotic atmosphere, anchored by a relatively low-bpm groove. The ping-ponging percussion dances … More
‘Cinematic Ambient Techno’ | Interview with Drum & Lace
Drum & Lace just dropped Lichen, a synth arpeggio masterclass packed with retro mid bass sounds and intricate IDM grooves.
NTHNL – What Kind of World Is This? [Review]
NTHNL arrives with an album that feels less like a simple collection of songs and more like a living, breathing ecosystem.
Tiny Little Ghost – It Moves [Review]
This isn’t just a dance track though, as the detuned synth keys push the composition into cinematic territory, a place where a single synth chord can say a thousand words.
Ben Cura – Modern Life [Review]
Ben Cura’s Modern Life feels like a long, restless walk through a city that never fails to surprise you.
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