Beats
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Iglooghost – ‘Bronze Claw Iso’ Review
Embrace Crane Musik with industrial artistry
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mikedrop & LoFi VGM – Silent Hill 2 EP Review
I'll be waiting for you in my lo-fi beats to scream to place, James.
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Mas Aya – Still, Flowing Review
Afro-Cuban and South American polyrhythms collide in this percussive feast with jazzy elements.
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Iglooghost returns making Crane Musik for new construction-themed EP
Merging the industrial with the experimental electronic, all themed around electric currents and construction machines.
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Barrio Lindo – ecdysis Vol 1
Exploring the merger of electronic, acoustic, and multiple cultures whilst examining a personal history.
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Jesse Mac Cormack – Joy Review
A euphoric collection of dance anthems to lift your spirit.
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Introducing… rRoxymore
Bringing new age synths to the techno dancefloor to invoke a cosmic flow state.
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Kaöb – Danza Lingüística Review
Sampling languages and dialects around the world and fusing them into downtempo trances.
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Chouk Bwa & The Ångströmers – Somanti Review
Vodou beats and Haitian chants merge with psychdelic electronics in this intense trance-like experience.
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Rumina – Chase Review
Where industrial club music meets an ancestral ceremony.
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Mikel – Middle-Earth and Chill Review
Lord of the Rings reimagined as a lo-fi beats chillhop album
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Rifti Beats & GameChops – Chocobo & Chill II Review
Breezy, bolder and perfect for a relaxing time at the Chocobo Inn.
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Douglas Dare – Omni Review
Douglas Dare embraces the club scene with your seductive and dangerous side cocked and ready.
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Polinski – Meet Me by the Panamax Barricades Review
A cataclysm of dystopian future breakbeat electronica anthems from across the galaxy.
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Popskyy – Atlas Review
Channelling an N64 platformer soundtrack to a game that doesn't exist.
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Douglas Dare returns with a new electronic sound featuring Rival Consoles and channelling The Knife and Arca
After his previous album ‘Milktooth’ took a stripped-back intimate approach, Douglas Dare has flipped the script for his upcoming album. The British artist has announced…
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feonao – In Da Circus Review
Girthy basslines, hardcore breakbeats and Game Boy LSDJ melodies collide in an album that goes hard.
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Raja Kirik – Phantasmagoria of Jathilan Review
Merging dark industrial trance with Javan shamanism.
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APOTHEO – BIEN FOU Review
French art pop producer mixing traditional instruments into underground French electronica.
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Iglooghost – Collision Data / Diode Teeth Review
Chaos blooms as Iglooghost moves us into a new era of visceral experimental electronica
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Introducing… Vegyn
Early 90s electronica grooves and symphonic string section evoke dance nostalgia
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Mort Form – Universe Round Trip Review
A sci-fi adventure using chiptune and synths to make a spaceships systems sing.
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Introducing… Don Gog
Anonymous trip-hop artist takes Donna Summers' "I Feel Love" into the slow psychedelic zone.
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Introducing… Echo Juliet
From dreaming of drums on Jools Holland to making deep house on a train.
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Mary Jane Dunphe – Stage of Love Review
Cold industrial gazing pop meets a vocal full of abandon.
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Shigara – Sambaqui Arranha-Céu Review
Minimalist Brazilian house and samba collide
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Introducing… Shuta Hasunuma
An electronica patchwork quilt of sounds welcomes Shuta Hasunuma back after seven years away
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Entangled Lifeforms – Gravity Wellness Retreat Review
Techno and acid experiments designed to put you in into a meditative trip.
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Amnesia Scanner & Freeka Tet – STROBE.RIP Review
The sound of electric dystopia is here and I love it.
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Introducing… Viken Arman
A global sound palette brings Viken Arman to his full dancefloor potential.
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El Búho – Tón Tón Review
Taking inspiration from Jamaican and Dominican beats for a soulful organic electronic groove
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Kurt Adam – Ardica Review
Frankfurt via Istanbul for downtempo house beats mixed with oasis samples.
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Amnesia Scanner’s new music video puts you inside a bowl of psychedelic noodles
Experience what it's like to be ramen to aggressive electronica sludge.
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Introducing… TEll A ViSiON
German child rapper morphs into adult genre-hopping electronic artist
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O’o – Spells Review
Experimental electronica chopping vocal harmonies like a sous chef.
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Zenobia – Warriors Never Die Review
Viewing Palestinian folk songs through a modern lens for the dancefloor.
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Elzy Padme – Passages Vol.3 Review
From Istanbul to Tbilisi in your ears and mind.
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Clark returns with new album produced by Thom Yorke
Experimental electronic artist brings his voice to the party.
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Kuabee – So It Has Come To This Review
Lo-fi electronica anthems from Helsinki.
