Moments of Joy is a beautifully crafted release: one that radiates heart, intention, and a clear sense of artistic identity. It’s an EP that feels equally at home in a focused listening session or on a late‑night dance floor
Across eight pieces, Russell shapes a sonic study of illumination that is neither didactic nor abstract for abstraction’s sake. Instead, he leans into a quietly expressive palette, letting soft piano phrases, drifting...
With Anders Ilar bringing his trademark depth and textured, melodic insanity and Martin Bolton injecting his melodic atmosphere and jarring tension, the duo feel like two halves of a single neural network firing at full voltage...
Waes Hael is a generous recipe, varied in texture and flavour, and it reflects a steady curatorial hand rather than a scattershot approach. Mighty Force deserves a clear nod here for trusting the material, letting each contributor speak...
Tyche, the latest 12-track album by Florian Forster, releasing on Pulse State, commands attention with its quiet, deliberate energy, where rhythm and atmosphere unfold at their own pace. Forster lets weighty drums...
In a landscape where generative AI patterns prioritize profit & efficiency over individual art with soul, Paul Banks delivers a meticulously programmed sound mural that moves and breathes. The record is a sprawling exploration of golden age braindance...
Kitbuilders return States-Side with Stupid Games on EC Underground, a twelve-track collection that is a visceral reminder of why they remain titans of the German electronic underground. The album drips with a smooth and hyper-cool bad attitude feel...
Etherea is a remarkably cohesive body of work that highlights Owen Ni’s maturity as a producer. The album succeeds by maintaining a strict internal logic, where every rhythmic shift and melodic swell feels intentional and earned. By balancing the drive of techno with...
The Tower: Reimagined is a particular standout due to the seamless flow between tracks. The album creates a cohesive journey that captivates from start to finish, and lasting impressions are made by moments of brilliance and bursts of energy, forcing listeners...
Across its duration, Von Jetzt An moves seamlessly between shadowed, abyssal moments and stretches of radiant openness. Darker tones introduce tension without overwhelming, while brighter sections expand into luminous, meditative space.
Rather than reaching for a dramatic conclusion, Liebe ends by holding its ground. The album stays consistent to its own logic, neither escalating nor resolving in obvious ways. That steadiness becomes its strength. Granzner shows confidence through restraint...
Transformation is a confident record that knows exactly what it wants to be. It will reward listeners who appreciate subtlety, careful sound design, and tension built through control rather than excess. Parallel Worlds has delivered an album that stays in your head...
