“Strictly Dope and RAW Rap Shit from around the World”
From the murky depths of beat culture: Machine Music, Vol. V serves an hour-long journey through Wales' longest-running electronic label's diverse 2022 finest. Acant's Quiet Residence LP paints cityscapes in headspace, blurring the line between rhythm and texture across a seemingly stagnant concrete jungle. Kuato's Disco plunges into beautifully decayed chaos — warped loops, brittle beats, and tape-rotted textures that are sinister, hypnotic, and defiantly imperfect. Lakitunes keeps it chilled with LoFi Chillhop meets NES & SNES nostalgia, while pathetique's Turbulence fights for its right to exist with soundscapes that are luscious, jarring, and downright confusing.
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“Detroit beats + space as a reflection of chaos. Sister to serendipity. The doctor and associated sins, twice strobing, again (within)”
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“Tater Andersson is carving out a name for himself as a rising force in Norway’s underground music scene.”
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“Diary of an amateur musician”
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“The 4 pieces cover industrial hip hop, drum and bass, mid-tempo break science IDM, and techno.”
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“A visceral collage of techno, breakcore and acid that could make even the most hardened raver feel like they're tripping on their own synapses.”
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“Unique Welsh underground 'bleeps n beats' with key early influences like Aphex Twin, Leftfield, and Orbital.”
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“Sänger Blondel combines various sonic mediums presenting sound collages for whole body entrainment.”
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“The ant watches the butterfly from afar. Inspired by Nujabes, J Dilla & Porter Robinson”
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“Rotze delivers raw electropunk mayhem – a mix of riot, social critique, and pure chaos.”
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“Cardinal is a sonic journey from original to traditional, played on the 20-stringed Hindustani slide guitar and accompanied by percussion, beats and poetry.”
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“a contradiction between feeling of anxiety and motivation”