ARPRAXIS opens a window onto a decade with „Dusk Settles (in 1984)“. This decade feels like an old photo album. It is slightly yellowed. Yet it is full of life. The track bears the hallmarks of genuine craftsmanship – live-played synth passages and laid-back guitar licks that flit across an analogue tape like tiny sparks….
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Liquid Gold – yurina
‘Liquid Gold’ feels like a track that hits its stride straight away: warm synths, bouncy guitars, a groove that sticks in your head straight away. The production is clearly structured, yet open enough not to feel sterile. The song is kept interesting by a blend of catchy melodies and subtle experimental touches that don’t overwhelm…
Drown – kamikaze
With “Drown”, kamikaze deliver a single that captures the shift from attraction to dependence with striking clarity. As the fifth single from their debut album The End, the song describes the feeling of dissolving into another person’s thoughts and footsteps – a creeping process between devotion and the loss of self. Musically, “Drown” navigates a…
FiloFX Records – 13th February: Cash Money – K3RPAT
News: Cash Money – K3RPAT K3RPAT presents Cash Money, a funky house single that weaves the current nu-disco vibe with a modern production aesthetic, featuring a powerful bass groove that immediately catches the ear and forms the foundation for an energetic yet surprisingly smooth club dynamic. Whilst precisely placed percussion details lend the beat extra…
Sunset or Sunrise – Andy Jans-Brown
Sunset or Sunrise feels like an indie rock storm that sets off with full force yet carries a strange heaviness within it. The track drives forward like a train that never stops, while Jans-Brown’s restrained, almost stoic voice creates a tension that both propels and slows the song down. This friction between urgency and restraint…
Pelografia – Carlos Ucedda
Pelografia unfolds like a streak of light cutting through a smoky club: 80s electro-pop in which art-pop subtleties and a barely audible underground pulse are so interwoven that the glamour never seems merely nostalgic, but creates a stage; Synthesizers, neon-soaked and warm, evoke images of dancing shadows, while a deliberately exaggerated performance, larger than life…
