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Hi all. I realized music that sounds like spiritual, etheric ambient glitch/techno is the type of music that my mind resonates with the most. Some examples might be Oval, Vladislav Delay, SND, Visible Cloaks, Huerco S., etc. Do you know something similar? Can be visuals too. https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/flash-websites/sixstation-2002
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Skittering beats, glitchy scratchy nastiness, discernible Autechrean influences, and a couple of tracks with King Kashmere on rhyme duty. Bandcamp has only one track, Juno has clips. I'll wait until full release, but tentatively recommended.
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- The Fear Ratio
- Tresor
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Digital only debut album of Swiss artist Milian Mori's machine funk on Raster. Contains the DNA of some of the label's classics; the pointillism of Roji Ikeda and Alva Noto, with SNDs funk. It also reminds me a little bit of the stuff that was coming out on PROGRESSIVE FOrM in the mid naughties, or the PsysEx albums on Ryoondo-Tea. Shame there's no physical release. -
Glitchy weirdness.
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Seven tracks of beat experimentation made with hardware only. Recommended.
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Glitchy beat-driven crackly electronics. PWYW, Highly recommended.
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Our now: https://concealedsequence.bandcamp.com/track/circular-logic-version-1
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Modular rhythm-based IDM mayhem. 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. -
13th issue in People Can Listen's V/A series, chock-full of exemplary electronic excursions. PWYW, highly recommended.
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Album full of rhythm acrobatics, glitch that'll make you itch and tons of bass, using publicly available Autechre parts and ping-pong ball samples (among others); plenty of obvious influences, including Brom/Aeto/Cree era Anstam. Highly recommended.
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- Badrich
- Ohm Resistance
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Although this album came out almost a year ago, I haven't paid enough attention to notice. Igloo says things. Recommended.
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Bass-heavy glitchy-scratchy downtempo Tipperesque electronics. Highly recommended.
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Generative glitch brutalism. Recommended.
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- Özcan Saraç
- KaerUiks
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A synapse-bender of an album from Hypercube, manic excursions into experiential soundscapes. Highly recommended.
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Dark brutalism from various artists on the Errorgrid roster. Errcommended.
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- Various Artists
- Nundale
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Third Dfaniks on Errorgrid, continuing on the glitched path of previous outings. Recommended.
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Cool VA compilation from Hyperglitch/IDM folks.
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Ambient & beat glitch album from Matteo Mazreku. Recommended.
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- Aseq
- Detroit Underground
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From beautiful melodic soundscapes and distorted beats to hyperactive percussion workouts, drøn checks many of my boxes. Recommended.
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- Drøn
- mindcolormusic
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Glitchy & crunchy beats on Mesaverde's first release proper. Recommended.
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- Electronic
- Mesaverde
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so, it seems there's a new oval album coming out in two days (dec. 23.). not much information on this one except some posts on popp's facebook/twitter accounts. let's say i'm cautiously optimistic as (judging from the short sample clips) there seems to be none of that shitty drum programming that ruined a lot of his later stuff for me. we'll see.
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- oval
- markus popp
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12th in the People Can Listen V/A series, meandering rivers of IDM. PWYW, Recommended.
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- Glitch
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Interesting collaboration and a set of varied tracks. Recommended.
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Exan's first album sits squarely in the Autechrean category, even the track names. Highly recommended.
