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 a collection of sounds, concepts,
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
+ FOUR / ambient / BADBADNOTGOOD / Chillwave / Electronic / Interview / London / Los Angeles / Soul / Tropics
Jamison Isaak has been releasing acclaimed music under various aliases for the past eight years. Earlier this year he returned to his namesake to release the neoclassical EP1 and is now following with EP2 – out May 25, 2018. In anticipation, Jamison has shared a taste of the album with
Abbotsford / ambient / British Columbia / Electronic / FLORA / Jamison Isaak / Teen Daze
Interview by Shannon Lawlor Black Moth Super Rainbow are an experimental-electronic band from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Musicians and artists; frontman, singer, and songwriter TOBACCO,The Seven Fields of Aphelion, Iffernaut, STV SLV and Pony Driver for over a decade, have hypnotized and enlightened with their sometimes-gorgeous, sometimes-frightening lullabies, cradling the psychedelic, electronic and
Black Moth Super Rainbow / Electronic / experimental / Interview / Pennsylvania / Pittsburgh / Psychedelic / Rad Cult / TOBACCO / USA
oOoOO & Islamiq Grrrls | Faminine Mystique | Nihjgt Feelings Release date: May 18th 2018 Review by Jenna Dreisenstock A bleeding glimmer in each finger. The shining of the cut-throat glass shards as hands press for a breakthrough; the chamber of a mime. Defined in black and white, painted onto the artistic body in mute
Lotic has unveiled the video for new single “Hunted” taken from their debut album, Power, coming out July 13th on Tri Angle Records. Those familiar with Lotic’s two 2015 EPs — ‘Heterocetera’ (Tri Angle) and ‘Agitations’ (Janus) — will trace a warm-blooded evolution: ‘Power’ retains the Berlin musician’s inquisitive intensity, while mining the depths of nuance like never before. Across its
