Goodbye Hannelore – Static Lights „Goodbye Hannelore“ spannt sich wie ein feiner Draht zwischen zwei Polen, auf dem ein Ich im Schuldmodus balanciert, das zwar weiß, welchen Anteil es am Bruch trägt, aber im selben Atemzug spürt, wie sehr es vor dem endgültigen Verlust zurückschreckt – ein Zittern, das sich nicht entscheiden will, ob es…
Kategorie: Indie Music
FiloFX Records – 12th June: Follow The Leader – Andrew Corbin
News: Follow The Leader – Andrew Corbin With “Follow The Leader”, Andrew Corbin presents a track that once again highlights his approach: vocals take centre stage, with everything else serving as a backdrop. Using twelve looped vocal tracks, he builds a dense, almost choral soundscape that carries and structures the song. Synth elements and drum…
The Djinn – Carlos Ucedda
Here, Carlos Ucedda reveals himself to be an artist whose versatility does not come across as a deliberate stylistic device, but rather as something that wells up from within him and inevitably transforms into sound. Whilst his new composition unfolds like an interstitial space – somewhere between the body and the cosmos – house and…
FiloFX Records – 5th June: Further Excursions – Rogue FX
News: Further Excursions – Rogue FX With “Further Excursions”, Rogue FX opens a new chapter in its own cartography: a 15-track journey through synthpop, Italo disco, synthwave and retro-futuristic club spaces. As the follow-up to Detours & Collisions, the compilation displays a clearer narrative structure – less dispersion, more focus, almost like an archive of…
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Lick of Paint – Kenton Hall & The Necessary Measures With ‘Lick of Paint’, Kenton Hall & The Necessary Measures deliver a baroquely playful, razor-sharp blow against those circles of power that hide their brutality behind a veneer of etiquette. The song sounds like a polite reception, yet beneath the velvet simmers a system that…
Alchemy and the Flower – Moon and Aries
Alchemy and the Flower opens like an atmospheric threshold — a place where organic guitar lines thread themselves through understated, almost weightless electronics, as if both elements were feeling their way toward each other rather than meeting outright. The vocals drift in from somewhere slightly out of frame, close enough to register as presence, yet…
