Trip Hop
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Introducing… Blue Loop
An electronic. experimental song cycle chronicling a battle against cancer, one chemo cycle at a time.
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Introducing… 16 Underground
Dreamy introspective trip hop that chases the feeling of being lost and leaving a piece of you behind.
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Emiliana Torrini – Miss Flower Review
Seductive, summer love and secret agent missions let you live a life you've never known with the sensual trip-hop 'Miss Flower'.
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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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Elsiane – E L S I A N E Review
Ethereal new wave duo return after 5 years with a gothic tribute to love and souls.
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Hugo Kant – The Seven Seas Review
Powerful speeches and interviews about life at sea set to trip-hop beats and nu jazz instruments.
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Introducing… TEll A ViSiON
German child rapper morphs into adult genre-hopping electronic artist
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Gita Buhari – Blood Lily Review
Trip-hop, soul and shoegaze collide in one of my favourite discoveries of 2022.
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Sun’s Signature – Sun’s Signature Review
Elizabeth Fraser casts new musical life from her new glorious sun.
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Etienne Machine – Over & Out Review
Dark dystopian rock full of broken anthems to dance into oblivion with.
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Sevdaliza – Raving Dahlia Review
A poignant attack on the music industry and all toxic relationships.
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Introducing… Mear
Sombre electronica for fans of Mandalay.
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Stubborn Heart – Out of Our Hands I Review
Depression remixes.
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Iameve – Archetype Review
Electronica from the dark faeries.
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Indigo Birds – The Influence of Loneliness Review
French indie rock to dance to in a crisis.
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Marc-E – Catharsis Review
Psybient journey's with an array of drums and noises.
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Gracie and Rachel – A Whisper Becomes A Shout Review
Hushed voices and delicate arrangements.
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Lip Talk – Laughing and Eating Cake Review
When you want to bop but the synths say glide.
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Tor – Oasis Sky Review
Tor de Force
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Introducing… Union of Knives
Dystopian trip hop rock to bring about change.
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Introducing… Dodo
Trip-hop indie jams.
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Introducing… 1st Base Runner
Gothic trip-hop melting pots - seven years seasoned.
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Daughter of the Dawn – Crushed Into Dust from the Weight of the World Review
Time to soothe your zombie head.
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Amanda Easton – Wallflower Review
Jazzy synth pop to seduce you.
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Sevdaliza – Shabrang Review
The dark depths of Farsi trip-hop
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Masma Dream World – Play At Night Review
Butoh of this World
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Triheart – Triheart Review
2020's most unique mash up
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SPC ECO – 5月EP May EP Review
The Month of April was a dark one
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Caribou – Suddenly Review
Where acoustic guitar and electronica collide
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IRAH – Diamond Grid Review
My favourite discovery of 2019
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Introducing… boerd
Never boerd of the loneliness
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Lamb – The Secret of Letting Go Review
The secret of dream land
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MARBL – The Flight of the Hawks Review
Dreamy folk for the afternoon drive
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Yaima – Antidote Review
Yaima provides the Antidote to your heart and the Earth around you
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Introducing… Peluché
Peluché are a London based trio that calls their music “trip jam”. For me, their new single “Figure Me Out” from their debut album “Unforgettable”…
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Introducing… Ishani
Trip hop beats and dark midnight treats
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Bonobo – “Migration” Review
The North Borders Part II - and that's a good thing
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Live Vault – Ásgier
One of Iceland's finest goes for the unplugged treatment
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Introducing… Sandscape
Chilling in the dark corners of the electro jazz bar
