Ultimately, this is an album that uses the artist’s voice as a binding agent to explore an interesting variety of different sounds. And it has something for almost everyone.
Tag: Indie Electronic
‘Punchy drummy riddim’ | Interview with VAAGUE
Imagine a doomed pianist caught in a nightmare, a technical jazz player reborn in a universe where free jazz is obsolete and the listeners crave IDM.
SYOT – Hassla [Review]
This isn’t complex free jazz for the select few. This is music ready for the world’s most daring DJs balancing genuine musical sophistication with the energy of a club banger.
‘Melancholic, cinematic, emotional.’ | Interview with Inude
Southern Italy indietronic trio Inude showcases Cent’anni, a blend of ethereal synth arpeggios, pulsing electronic beats, and deeply melancholic, heartfelt vocals. Place next to Royce Wood Junior.
‘Grainy. Hazy. Kaleidoscopic.’ | Interview with Das Kope
Das Kope’s latest track is soaked in reverb-drenched vocals, hypnotic guitar grooves that loop like a mantra and hazy electronics-perfect for getting lost in.
Jill Ryan – Can I? [Review]
Turn off the outside world 2 mins. Look in the mirror. All that matters is the music filling the space around you. Can I?
‘Odd, atmospheric, textured’ | Interview with AUNCE
AUNCE makes a bold entrance with the debut single BEEP BEEP, a very important work thematically too.
‘Atmospheric, Textural, Introspective’ | Interview with Darkstates
Darkstates teams up with Clara Pople on Rest My Hands, weaving together rich percussion layers, ethereal synth arpeggios, and Pople’s hypnotic, dreamlike vocals.
WILL LAUT – Wine Of Love [Review]
Wine Of Love pours a vintage blend of emotion, aged with memories and bottled in nostalgia
‘Explorative, Layered, Introspective’ | Interview with Elia Tomé
“Beginning Again” intricately weaves sweet IDM patterns, analogue synth riffs and dreamy vocal chops, reflecting the emotions associated with releasing the past and embracing new beginnings.
Secret Eclectic 