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“With Electric Forest, I invite you on an immersive journey through a woodland alive with energy, where voltage flows like sap and every tree vibrates with electricity.”
Circuits surge and darkness descends: Deep N Beeper's RAW 202X Re-RUB literally does what it says on the tin, while Cathode Ray Tube's Imperfect Vessel effortlessly mixes electro, ambient, dub techno, and noise into four monstrous tracks. Children of Osiris' Abramelin 11 unfolds as a sequence of sonic invocations where the archaic and futuristic converge—still it mutates, speaks, and comes alive again. Max Kutner's The Illustrated Interior delivers industrial textures and hypnotic grooves shaped by intuition and chance, and Progressive Anarchists' Iron Golem fuses dub and dubstep through a dirty distorted bass guitar. Alex Routledge's Live Studio Session rounds things out with real-time ambient electronica and IDM built spontaneously on a Yamaha MODX8+.
Electronica releases
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“A collection of unreleased tracks, rough drafts, and carefully refined songs—capturing everything in between.”
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“Psycho EDM track with vibe of The Neon Demon and Hotline Miami”
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“Another collection of orphaned tunes found lurking in the nether regions of gribbles laptop.”
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“Mandragoritis by Children of Osiris is a hypnotic fusion of ambient, IDM, and industrial soundscapes that channels esoteric themes into a rhythmically driven, ritual-like listening experience.”
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“Remixes Of The Southern Hemisphere features melodic techno, electronica, dub and downtempo reworkings of six CommsBreakdown tracks.”
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“The soundtrack to an 80's horror movie that doesn't exist.”
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“quick experimental project that i made for fun, enjoy.”
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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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“Fused’s “Transpose – Remixes” carves the original into three brooding, razor-edged synth-pop cuts built for the shadowed corners of the genre.”
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“Unique Welsh underground 'bleeps n beats' with key early influences like Aphex Twin, Leftfield, and Orbital.”