Arpraxis is one of those producers who view electronic music not as a rigidly defined genre, but as an open playing field. His releases range from techno and house to experimental electro structures, and bear a distinctive signature that does not merely reference the past, but translates it into contemporary energy. In this new three-track…
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NB – INDIE TOP 10 – 21.Aug.26
NB – INDIE TOP 10 – 21.Aug.26 1 Us Two James Tonic2 Never Up Stephen McCafferty3 trojan war jak demo4 You Are So Soon5 Finding My Breath Ali Lamb6 Adicta Yari M7 In meinem Kopf Thaler8 Empty Lands Aric Coyote9 Heels Running Reigns10 FAST FORWARD Save Space
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With ‘Killing the Curse’, SINA MATIX delves deep into the shadowy realms of dark dramatic electro, delivering a track that feels like an inner exorcism. The blend of darkwave chill, EBM intensity and electronic drama creates an atmosphere in which five years of psychological decay pulsate audibly. The lyrical narrator moves through a world in…
SIGNAL OFF – Carlos Ucedda
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FiloFX Records – 14th Aug: Why Can’t We Live Together – The Blue Book Project & Rogue FX
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Love Or Pain (EP) – Benji Miller Benji Miller’s Love Or Pain captures a mood familiar from London’s young R&B scene – but one rarely experienced in such concentrated form. The EP feels like an atmospheric snapshot of the early twenties: restless, vulnerable, fuelled by urban energy and yet interwoven with moments of quiet self-reflection….
