“Let the myth in”
From the darkness, electricity breathes: Cathode Ray Tube's Suono Y Oblio moves the tiredest souls through heavy rhythm and low-lying drones — "a rebirth through a chasm of noise" — while Stewart Keller's Inky's Sleep OST scores a haunting 2D horror-adventure through dark dreams and otherworldly creatures. Children of Osiris' Abramelin 11 conjures sonic invocations where names become sigils and the archaic mutates into the futuristic, and drexgod's Vinculum Universale tears through ambient jungle and breakcore. The Darts' Eventual Happenstance delivers punkery forged under pressure, while c a r d i o g r a m's Headland spins a Catherine wheel of synthetic and organic sound — a coastal soundtrack for escape.
“Music has always been more than sound to me - it is space. I don’t compose; I construct. I build architectures where one can live, breathe, disappear. And Inner Berlin is one of those architectures...”
“Inspired by game soundtracks from the 16-bit SNES era, FAMISYNTH tells the tale of a man searching for absurd truth in an insane world.”
““Itʼs not about trends. Itʼs about obsession, curiosity, and breaking things open to see what spills out.””
“Tater Andersson is carving out a name for himself as a rising force in Norway’s underground music scene.”
“Dreamy and peaceful synths and lo-fi drum machine beats. Music of the eternal twilight hours.”