Electronic innovator and IDM pioneer Richard D. James, better known as Aphex Twin has announced his first performance in 15 years, at Funkhaus in Berlin on November 1st. Announced via his twitter account, the event will start at 8pm, where Aphex Twin will also be joined by a “surprise special
Aphex Twin / Berlin / Cornwall / experimental / Funkhaus / IDM / Techno / Turin's Club To Club / United Kingdom / WARP
Johnny Jewel | Themes for Television | Italians Do It Better Release date: 21 May 2018 Review by Jenna Dreisenstock “The project began as a sonic exploration of the sounds I was hearing in my nightmares. I wanted to find my way out of the maze by focusing on beauty
album review / ambient / Composer / David Lynch / Electronic / Italians Do It Better / Johnny Jewel / Mark Frost / Oregon / Portland / Twin Peaks
London duo Majik burst into the scene in 2015 with their debut single which, alongside subsequent track releases, saw the pair quickly gain fans and support in all the right places. Selling out two headline shows in the UK capital, and being named ‘Best Electronic Act‘ at the Unsigned Music
After launching her very own imprint Lenske, Belgian DJ and producer Amelie Lens has issued her label’s first release, Risin’ by fellow Belgian producer Farrago. Featuring two original cuts by Farrago, Risin’ EP also features a remix by Kobosil, and an energetic-techno collaborative with Lens herself. Stream ‘Hidden Power’ by
Amelie Lens / Belgium / Electronic / Farrago / Kobosil / LENSKE / Techno
OZMOTIC are an innovative duo with extensive musical affiliations. Located in Italy, the pair are comprised of Simone Bosco and Riccardo Giovinetto. Known for their experiments in electronica and glitch, the instrumental duo draw influences from artists such as Miles Davis, Steve Lacy, Pan Sonic amongst others, OZMOTIC’s style could
ambient / Electronic / experimental / glitch / IDM / Interview / Italy / NOISE / OZMOTIC
Interview by Shannon Lawlor You.may.die.in.the.desert are an overwhelmingly-atmospheric three piece instrumental-rock band currently based in Seattle, Washington. Since 2005, You.may.die.in.the.desert have been a driving force in the underground indie and post-rock scenes, and to date, the band have released numerous EPs, including the wonderfully blistering Harmonic Motion Vol.1 (Split EP
London producer Zapatilla has just released his sophomore EP Concrete Words. The title track, ‘Concrete Words’ opens with a spotlit grand piano and a lone voice quivering in the ether, two minutes later we’re climbing aboard a motoric baseline, arms aloft amid the harmonies and handclaps of another Zapatilla mega-structure.
Electronic / experimental / London / Should / United Kingdom / Zap Records / Zapatilla
Electro-glitch producer Little Snake has now joined BRAINFEEDER (Flying Lotus’ impeccable imprint) with a debut ENTER – a collection of three movements inspired by the Gaspar Noé film Enter The Void (2009). Stream ‘HXD’ by Little Snake below – Commenting on the new EP, Little Snake adds, “The EP is
Brainfeeder / Electronic / experimental / Flying Lotus / glitch / IDM / Little Snake
English producer James Blake has shared a new song called ‘Don’t Miss It‘ in collaboration with Mount Kimbie’s Dom Maker. Initially debuted on Blake’s BBC Radio 1 residency, then uploaded to YouTube. The collaborative single ‘Don’t Miss It’ follows another collaboration, the 17-minute opus ‘Look Ma No Hands‘ created with the legendary
ambient / Dom Maker / Electronic / experimental / James Blake / London / mount kimbie / United Kingdom
Interview by Shannon Lawlor Christopher Ward, better known as Tropics is London-based singer, songwriter and producer. Since 2010, Tropics has shaken the electronic and pop realms with his ability to cast mesmerising and seductive atmospheres over soulful, and uniquely produced electronic pieces and textural sound excursions. From the immersive, dub-stylings
