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Stunning techno experiments from Korridor. Precise and hypnotic. Highly recommend. Last track gives me Digeridoo level chills.
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The preview tracks sound interesting, but I'm waiting for more; if you liked the latest Shackleton, you'll like this, too.
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Hello, i just recently finished a track that seems to be heavily influenced by much of the music i saw Aphex Twin play at Day for Night in Houston. The strongest examples i could give would be Jlin, Qebrus and Sd Laika. I hope you guys enjoy! https://soundcloud.com/dollarstore-keyboard/cult-45
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Groovy, melodic IDM tracks to make your brain dance and extremities tap on random surfaces. Recommended.
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Three label compilations with enough glitch to make you itch like a [redacted], presenting a wide swatch of PSEA and related artists. All PWYW, highly recommended. -
Brazen beats, synthetic harmonies, and glitch workouts from AlzAlya DrOwL, PWYW. Recommended.
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Hey, everyone! I've been experimenting for the past couple of months with different softwares and techniques and I'm super excited to share with you what's been achieved! 😄 Hardware used: - PC running Windows 10 with Ableton Live 11 + TouchDesigner running on parallel - Kinect V2 Kinect-Controlled Drum Rack: Kinect-Controlled Voice FX Chain: Kinect-Controlled Guitar FX Chain: Kinect-Controlled Synth: What do you guys think? What would you like to see in the future with these kinds of experiments? I'm all ears! -
I am starting a new radio show, the first episode is tonight, 9pm GMT via https://soundartradio.org.uk/ "The Tump Clump" is just an hour, once a month, of mainly new music I have discovered from all over the place. A mix of vinyl / digital and me chattering. Taking in noise, drone, improv, experimental, industrial, techno and even some sludge drone metal stuff this time. Basically, my usual melting pot (if anyone has read my zines its like that) This was recorded in my shed. Due to covid restrictions still in place - live broadcasting is not possible for everyone yet from the real studios. I recorded it live in one take and you can tell as I fluff up a few times and my vocals are quiet / mashed a bit with the vox I added. Hey ho. A learning experience. The music is the key. From the studios I plan to do live vinyl mixes plus I want to do a live techno/noise jam with my hardware. And I am allowed phone interviews too if anyone fancies it - lol - no swearing tho. Artwork by the fantastic blackcloudsummoner - I feature one of the collaborative tracks with Territorial Gobbing under the WET MIRROR name. Always looking for new tunes to play in future shows so HMU. Shows will go up on Mixcloud after - Ill stick links up here after. Cheers Soloman Tump
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A new album full of sonic disturbance from C. Mantle, from glitchy breaks to abstract instrumental hip-hop. Recommended.
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A new box set focuses on the electroacoustic works of revolutionary Greek composer Iannis Xenakis (Resident Advisor)
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Interesting electronics from OKO, better known as an improvisational jazz quartet in Dublin, Ireland. Recommended.
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Album entirely recorded using archaic recording devices. Any thoughts?
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A new album is in the works, as is a Concealed Sequence album. In the meantime, I'll be releasing a few singles every now and then. Here's the first: https://virtekhproductions.bandcamp.com/track/organical
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Will be available from DiN's Bandcamp. Previous releases in the series are worth checking out, too.
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Expansive new album of forward-thinking electronics from Lagowski (of GPR fame). Recommended.
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Fifth ToE compilation from M-Tronic, a name-your-price bag of electronic tricks that has something for... if not anyone, at least someone.
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I would like to share with you, beautiful people, my very first album release: "ReconoɔǝЯ". The following is an attempt at creating a “palindromic” record, meaning that it can be listened to from both sides: “(..) an attempt to materialize the backs and forths of life (…) It is music without a starting corner, but it takes the idea of a corner and turns it into a circle. The idea of the beginning being repeated at the end and the end at the beginning…”. Entirely recorded using archaic recording devices, such as Sony TC250, Fostex X18, Walkmans, among them. Hope you guys enjoy it. Love you all ♥ https://uisato.bandcamp.com/album/recono
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Pleasant and interesting electronics from Modal_Plane with Sara Goodman, a bit heavy on the spoken word yet musically compelling enough to keep things together. Semi-Little-Fluffy-Clouds-Orby but with a wider conceptual range. While you're at it, check the rest of the label out, too.
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I'll post music here for my tsrono releases. In most or all cases this will be finished products, except for mastering, and so I'm not looking for help with direction of the songs or things like that, but I'll be welcoming any general comments you have. I'm particularly interested in feedback on production quality and suggestions based on that. Thanks for listening if you do! So here's some stuff from a new ep: You can download the entire reins ep over at bandcamp: http://tsrono.bandcamp.com I've also put up the ep over on last.fm: http://www.last.fm/music/tsrono
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A vertiable cornucopia of electronics from ambient through breaks to techno - and more. Recommended.
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It's a book. It's an album. It's the new full-length release from Cursor Miner. 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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A wide-ranging collection of Toffo's tracks from past years & archives. Rather nice.
