Loss, memory, and the healing power of synthwave. Driven by raw emotion and retrofuturistic soundscapes, Lost Tapes of 88 transforms tragedy into art.
Tag: Electronic
Wandour – Echoterrium [Album Review]
Our memories are deeply tied to the sounds around us. A passing train, the hypnotic sound of rainfall, or the crackle of radio static can pull us back to a moment we thought we forgot.
‘Organic, Poetic, Mysterious’ | Interview with Anthony Cedric Vuagniaux
No exaggeration: if classic European film scores, enigmatic melodic themes, and vintage analog synths are your thing, you’ve just found your next favorite producer.
Mt. Heron – Very Difficult Operation [Review]
Very Difficult Operation by Mt. Heron takes you back to the era when Magnetic Man were leading the way. Good old times.
kinetic theory, Pt. II | Interview with Martin Rott
Back then, we couldn’t get enough of Kinetic Theory, it was easily one of our favorite tracks of the year. Now, Martin Rott is back with Part II.
Casha Mour – Modern Relics [EP Review]
Maybe you could call it what someone from the 1980s would produce if you asked them to imagine lofi in the future. Retro-futuristic lofi?
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.
‘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!
Shluffy – Real Life / Eyes [EP Review]
A two-track project by Shluffy that bridges deep soul vibes with body-moving electronic grooves.
‘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.
