Subtlerejection is built around a well crafted idm beat and some really cool cinematic textures/vocal chops. The track evokes a lovely, “difficult to explain why”, late-’90s nostalgic vibe.
Tag: Germany
‘Musical, intricate, emotive’ | Interview with Johannes Brecht
If you’re seeking conventional jazzy electronica, this isn’t for you. But if you’re into original forward thinking idm that pushes boundaries and captivates, then welcome!
‘melodic captivating Pop-Jazz’ | Interview with Daniel Weiß Trio
Daniel Weiß Trio presents “Fragments,” an emotional jazz piano-driven tune as smooth as a tranquil summer breeze. Read our discussion … More
‘Dreamy, Jazzy, Hopeful’ | Interview with Calcou
Calcou joins forces with SBSTN for their latest release, melding together some warm piano chords, a diverse array of vocals and vocal chops atop a future garage-inspired deep groove.
Art Against Agony – His Daughter’s Eyes Pt. I [Review]
“His Daughter’s Eyes Pt. I” is characterized by the band’s skilled performance, the intricate rhythm patterns, and the nicely complex melodic structures.
Digital Carbs – In Unison [Review]
Digital Carbs is the kind of band that has underrated written all over it.
‘Energetic, eerie, menacing’ | Interview with Behind Closed Doors
An awe-inspiring fusion of progressive metal and a string ensemble that we promise will expand your musical horizons.
Sedric Perry – It Girl [Review]
A disco dance anthem with really positive vibes.
Martin Rott – Underwater Airport [Review]
Imagine the sight of an Underwater Airport
Raised By She-Wolves | Interview with Gabriel Gifford
You saw me fall and said
Kings never know what’s best