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supported by 18 fans who also own “Dysprosium - monolog remix”
Atsushi brings forward what i can only describe as a dark synthetic dreamscape full of joy and pain, but even the pain feels good n funky
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Dysprosium - monolog remix”
The breakcore madness from Monolog and the industrial downtempo decay by Swarm Intelligence could only have seen the cold light of an artificial spot under the name of Diasiva. Insane sound design scraping the depths of rusted steel fields, positively slowed tempos suffocating their audience in poisoned atmospheres and relentless beats putting any poor lost soul down in the dirt, Doublefade is one of those weapon of mass destruction that should be handled very carefully. Or not.
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LEARN THE HARD WAY
by EXIT ELECTRONICS
supported by 12 fans who also own “Dysprosium - monolog remix”
For almost 25 years, I have been listening to early Celluloid Mata, Imminent Starvation, Esplendor Geometrico, and many who tiptoe around this territory, including myself, but this project is beyond my imagination. Incredible.
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Elsewhere LVI
by Various Artists
The new entry in DJ soFa’s compilation series is shrouded in darkness, from brooding darkwave to ominous post-industrial music.
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Created to accompany a film about a bicycle trip from London to Edinburgh, “Heading North” is full of plaintive, whispery atmospherics.
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DOCK LOWN [EXPLORING]
by Markeno
This rhythm-forward record from Italian producer Markeno allows songs to stretch out to epic length, building more with each minute.
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Dysprosium - monolog remix”
Sounds like a sonic manifestation of the brain's sinuosity. Amazing dark and heavy stuff. Give it a try and pay heed to the maxim: "Maximum volume yields maximum results".
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