Electronica music

Circuits humming with dark intent: Song for a Gorgeous Blonde contorts an old demo into an unholy mix of Downtempo, Jazztronica and Prog with a Steely Dan-esque twist, while their Skogsjournal offers a minimalist keyboard tribute to Giorgio Moroder's hopelessly romantic side. Max Kutner assembles a dreamlike collision of industrial textures, hypnotic grooves and abstract electronics where rhythms mutate until unrecognizable. Children of Osiris invokes dark ambient ritual through fractured percussion and cinematic atmosphere where technology and magick become indistinguishable, and Bit Cloudy delivers a half-hour immersive electronica piece originally built for eight speakers among festival trees.