Gritty, distorted sounds collide with 1980s aesthetics synth arpeggios and manipulated vocals which capture that “everything is falling apart” feeling. Beauty and decay coexist.
Tag: Electronic
‘Lo-fi psychedelic vaporwave’ | Interview with Sionnul
With a Ludwig Pocket Kit, a handful of Stratocasters, and a collection of old-school synths, Sionnul is serving up the ultimate lo-fi aesthetic
EDIE – Garden of Edie [Review]
For a 4-track project, Garden of Edie covers a great amount of ground proving that she can handle different genres without any of it feeling forced.
Floced – Expandable Rotor [Review]
The machine itself might not have a soul, but it can absolutely evoke emotion. You just have to be willing to listen and feel it.
‘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?
Heurt – Knots [Review]
With his latest EP, Nottingham based producer and singer/songwriter Heurt (Lawrence Johnson) delivers a really solid slice of atmospheric future garage.
9ms – M€mo [Review]
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”.
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.
