To attempt a metaphor: Hidden Sanctuary is like exploring a half-lit cathedral at dusk. The shafts of light (synth leads, strings, vocal swells) guide you through arches and corridors; sometimes one is suspended in a vast nave of sound
There's a veteran's sense of balance at play. One moment Colour Kinetica drives forward with brute rhythmic force, a surge that grips you by the collar, and the next it opens up into wider space where echoes are left to breathe.
Every skittering beat, every chopped-up sample, every warped texture forces reflection; you’re coaxed into listening closely, drawn into the labyrinth Deru has built.
There’s a clear sense of restraint and purpose here—Harrow knows exactly how to make space for energy to grow, giving the music both depth and accessibility
A double-vinyl journey through electro, broken beats, and IDM, out Oct 15.
The fourteen tracks unfold like a fragmented dream, each one a collage of distorted beats, skittering percussion, and warped digital artifacts
Veteran producer and electronic pioneer David Harrow returns this week with a brand-new release on the influential UK label Mighty Force, set to drop on Friday, September 19, 2025. Known for a career spanning four decades, Harrow has been a…
Each track breathes, unfolding deliberately, and the result is a work of masterful sound design set within a gorgeous, immersive sonic landscape.
The UK electronic duo Multiplex are set to release their new album Colour Kinetica on September 26, 2025, through Glasgow’s underground label Bricolage. Known for their fractured yet melodic approach to IDM and electronica, brothers Christian and Roland Dormon have…
Croke and Hackett prove themselves a formidable duo, crafting grooves that feel both meticulously produced and effortlessly cool.
