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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
“Techno-prog sequel to 'I Am Gorgeous (Yellow)'”
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“Exploration of deriving organicity from recurrence, blurring the line between rhythm and texture, accompanied by a plain reflection on the overlooked sentiments. Patterns created from varying usage...”
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“Dreamy scenarios about the mysterious planet Eridanus.”
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“Elektro Guzzi’s Liquid Center is their most focused and sonically open album yet — a warm, precise, and deeply immersive experience that transforms analog live energy into a detailed, evolving tech...”
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“A heady mix of half-spoken fears, flickering thoughts, circling the inner storms, and the strange beauty that lives in vulnerability.”
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“A brain dance for those desiring something between ambient and techno-adjacent”
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“A lovingly crafted downtempo electronic IDM album”
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“Sunset ambience in three instrumental neoclassical pieces”
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“An instrumental musical recreation of a Fantasy Multiverse.”
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“Remix compilation using source material from 'Everhood 2 OST (Contributions)'”
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“rediscovery in repetitions”