One single track, weighing in at just under twenty one minutes, it’s like moving through a tunnel – the entrance starts at a cold, technological and sterile environment. The exit is completely opposite, a lush organic aurally rich world of melodies and textures. This is a pleasant train ride through a mountain of possible sound.
Tag: Electro
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Easily Embarrassed – From Sunset Last Night To Sunrise This Morning (I Don't Want To Sleep)
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Kali Frogz – Archive EP
This set of tracks has a dark, sort of industrial, feel to it. Sparse at times, dense at others, the music throughout has a deeply disturbing feel to it. Droning bass pads and hip hop drum samples accompany a variety of sounds, including Dr. Martin Luther King, robotic vocals, and other, more disturbing, noises. I usually don’t care for experimental stuff, but Kali Frogz is an exception. Only five tracks, this EP clocks in at almost thirty four minutes. Best to listen to in a dark room with no disturbances. -
Bergen – Spring Interval EP
Awesome techno, popping beats with smooth synths. This set of tracks really has a ‘snap’ to it, this is the best find in quite a while. Sort of a loungy, housey feel, if you need something to pick you up then throw this in the mp3 player. -
Obsibilo – Movie on the Moon – subnet014
Jazzy electro music. The vibe set up by this release will have you mellowed out and tapping your toes. Snappy and smooth at the same time. Great release, great netlabel as well. Excellent basslines by this artist also. -
Whats Left – Speedstar
David Lichtenberger and Thomas Herlth at Tokyo Trauma have come up with five tracks of electrojazz excellence that you absolutely must not miss. This is a difficult one to link to, as all Tokyo Trauma’s releases are on one page so this will require a tiny bit of effort on your part. Click the link, and fourth from the bottom of the page is a release called Speedstar by Whats Left. These five tracks are in a word – awesome. -
asombria – Base II
A poppy electro album. Great vocals and great techno music combine to make this a great album for dj’s to spin at the club or for jamming out in the car. Don’t play it at work unless you want all your coworkers to drop what they’re doing and get down and boogie. -
Night Night – Stuntman and Psychic
From Obsevatory Online netlabel comes Night Night. A soothing and relaxing set of three tracks, mixing ambient sounds with various bits of static and bent circuit noises, this release is great for listening to on your way out of the world at the end of the day. -
Dsrv – Understood [EP]
![Dsrv - Understood [EP]](http://bahgheera.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/12/dsrv-ffs102.jpg)
This is a peaceful yet moving set of tracks. Starting out with a sort of jazzy electro sampled piece called Autumn Ride (which suddenly goes ambient right in the middle for a few seconds), we move on to a more ambient track that goes back to electro about a minute in. The rest of the release varies in this manner, as if Dsrv can’t decide whether he wants to go ambient or breakbeat or hardcore trance… which works for us listeners.