Ambient initially, before finding its industrial roots amidst a tribal groove and cascading electronic synths, Moth features a distorted melodic pattern in its first quarter – sort of dark trip hop with a twist of heavier late-night vibes.
Techno
New music from ALISA FOX can only mean one thing – turn up the volume and fasten your seat-belts.
Creatively unpredictable yet conceptually well-rooted, the brand new EP from producer and artist Purple Tones achieves impressive levels of both nostalgic embrace and unrivaled originality.
Heavy retro techno meets with crisp contemporary production, as Switzerland producer DJ MATEY releases a host of original tracks.
Re-crafting the space around you with faultless attention to detail, as ever – CRS-1 takes listeners down an entirely new audio pathway once again, with the depth and dramatic edge of SPACETIME.
Designed from a place of humility and intricate skill, the EP Spires Of Ulduar celebrates the ambient escapism of the finely-crafted, deep techno realm.
Bridging the gap between timeless Techno and House threads of escapism, and the more contemporary freedom of composition that is these warped fragments of voice, synth and intention, SolarPulse hits the scene with authenticity and heart.
Encapsulating alternative culture and the sound and sights of the underground, Bang drives with intensely bass-heavy rhythms and a stop-start presence that’s both refreshingly creative and unforgivingly impactful.
Underground vibes weigh heavy on the day’s work and instead inspire a nostalgic longing to escape into the grip of the night’s unrelenting rave scene.
As ever, producer Alisa Fox masterfully commands the space, utilizing the familiar traits of inescapable electronic dance to weave a boldly invigorating web of addictively powerful music.
The ever-lasting appeal of finely-crafted electronic dance music re-emerges for this 2008 remaster – a full-length album of timeless instrumentals, from the elusive DJ Tronika.
Ambitiously taking listeners on a brilliantly unpredictable audio journey, the ever creative CRS-1 crafts a post six-minute venture of ambient and rhythmic depths, for the aptly-titled Don’t think, just do.