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A beautiful new offering from Esem after three years of silence. Highly recommended.
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Amazing new outing from Tim Koch. Highly recommended.
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Nasty and nice skitterings and stutterings, the second release by Dfaniks via Errorgrid; the first EP, Centipede, is also worth checking out.
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Latest PCL compilation, various electronic excursions with a recommendation stamp.
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Sealt is a curious Russian label (with just a couple of mentions here on WATMM) releasing unique limited edition pressings from various electronic artists, e.g. Volor Flex is hazy Burial-ish two-step garage; Ambidextrous should be a familiar name to some with his cinematic ambient works on different labels. Too bad a lot of the releases haven't had full digital releases, but especially the newer ones are also available in digital. Highly recommended.
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Really looking forward to this.
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This is the first non-ambient release I've heard from Tsone, a six-tracker of stuttering glitches and modular mayhem that might possibly even tickle your Autechres.
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The previews are enough for me to buy this straight away.
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Glitchy crunchy electronics with harmonic-melodic twists and turns, plusses and signs. Nuanæ's Bandcamp. -
Crispy crunchy lush.
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Boris Divider has progressed from simple yet pure electro to more abstract forms of electronic music on Artificial Domain, and now expands his sound sculpting to Propaganda Moscow with a tiny bit more rhythmic EP. Highly recommended.
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Available only until the 4th.
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Massive compilation of various (electronic) explorations.
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Heya! Tomorrow like every 2nd Wednesday of the month from 19 to 20 (CEST) Massage Brain Cult at https://threadsradio.com/ will happen. This month guests are two sound shapers well known to MBC; Jessica Walrus and Eazykill . They have collaborated together a few times and also both released on the label. They made each a 30 min set for the day. Jessica does a really colourful mix, presenting mostly her own produced tracks with its particular lush rhythmics, melodic tones, atmospheres,.. also some perreo edit mix moments on it that all together are quite a thing.. and Ez does a really creative m -
Point B's brilliant second EP on the now defunct Erratica available in digital. Also announced that more digital EP releases are forthcoming. Highly recommended.
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