Ullrson’s Viking-techno version of DVARA’s ‘Hafta As’ reimagines ritual music from a radically dancefloor-oriented perspective. Whilst the original drifts through spiritual imagery, the remix draws everything into a physical, pulsating space: kick drums like blacksmith’s hammers, bass pressure like a gathering storm, and above it all, archaic voices cutting through the mist like a mantra….
Kategorie: Indie Music
ListenNOW 21/26
Empathy for the Night Fly – E.G. Phillips Empathy for the Night Fly opens Signals in the Dark with a nocturnal calm that perfectly matches the lyrics: a man who realises he has ended up in a relationship where he is just another figure in this woman’s endless cycle. The song tells his story without…
FiloFX Records – 15th May: The City Never Sleeps – Rogue FX
News: The City Never Sleeps – Rogue FX Rogue FX paints the city as a restless creature, one that pulls people closer with every breath it takes, pushes them forward, and quietly wears them down in the process. As synthwave currents mingle with synthpop contours and the warm, rolling momentum of Italo and Nu‑Disco, the…
Once and for All – Split Vision
With “Once and for All”, Split Vision deliver a synth-pop moment that blurs the line between genuine emotion and artificial intimacy so thoroughly that you inevitably lose yourself in this state of limbo. The production relies on 80s-tinged synth pads that glow warmly, whilst beneath them a modern, almost clinical precision pulses. The result is…
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It’s On You – Shab, Preston Harris ‘It’s On You’ feels like a quiet back-and-forth that isn’t explained, but emerges from the shared gaze of two people who have long sensed what has become inevitable. As Afro-house beats pulse beneath the surface and dark layers of synth spread out like a second breath, a space…
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Indoor Weather (Album) – The Catchmen There are albums that don’t so much begin as simply emerge – like something that has been simmering beneath the surface for a long time and is now finally taking shape. „Indoor Weather“ unfolds its story song by song, as if each track were opening a different room in…
