Beneath these textures and rhythms, Aurelia Evgenia is clearly not without her influences, yet nothing here reads as imitation or echo. The accumulated gravity of prior traditions in ambient, cinematic, and...
The title track 'Wild Flowers' stands at the center of the record’s architecture. It begins with soft pads and exploratory synth gestures before locking into a firm four on the floor pulse supported by a thick bass line...
This is not techno aimed at peaks or release. It is a study in density, restraint, and controlled immersion. The project framework itself adds context, positioning the record within an ongoing exploration of...
At its core, Scale Diagonal is ambient music reinforced with rhythm rather than being stripped of it. The opening track 'Verticality' lays out the architecture with slow, heavy kicks and a constant hi-hat acting as...
Man As Island has accomplished something rare. He’s tapped into the restless, manic intelligence that defined early Braindance and has translated it through modern modular fluency (with some help from a...
Kings and Queens sustains attention through subtle development and tonal richness, offering a contemplative expanse where drone and strings coexist in careful equilibrium. This deeply human release marks another...
Rusuden doesn’t overstate anything. The album moves from tension to space, industrial edges to airy minimalism, without trying to impress. Not Yet Remembered has backed a release that resists easy categorization...
Time Vortex sounds unified, focused, and carefully finished without losing its edge. There are no weak tracks, no filler, no moments that feel rushed or careless. It is a strong release that delightfully...
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...
