„Dead Air“ – Dream Bodies

Sometimes a song sounds like an empty room in which only the echo of one’s own thoughts reverberates – „Dead Air“ captures precisely this feeling. Dream Bodies do not serve up smooth pop here, but rather a sombre mixture of darkwave and dreamy crooner that drifts through the night like wisps of smoke. Flanger-soaked guitars…

„Créature“ – Ozibut

With „Créature“, Ozibut unfolds a dense, theatrical short story in sound form. On a synthetic stage, he combines raw vocals with carefully layered electronic textures that are both shiny and cool. The production envelops the listener like a dark dress that clings to the skin and won’t let go. Instead of irony, the song encounters…

‘In the 1970s’ – Jackie K

With ‘In the 1970s’, Jackie K opens a musical album of memories that takes us straight back to childhood. The very first lines transport us back to a world where a pool table in the basement, macaroni for lunch and two television channels were all we needed to be happy. The music itself is minimalistic,…

„Analogue Souls“ (EP) – Liquid 1nc

With Analogue Souls, Liquid 1nc opens a door to a long-forgotten club room where the mirror ball still spins and the bass beats pound through the room like heartbeats. But instead of mere nostalgia, Rogue FX and ARPRAXIS deliver a work that blends past and present – like two rivers merging into a new stream….

„Paid Holiday“ – Don’t Get Lemon

With „Paid Holiday“, Don’t Get Lemon has created a piece that, while sparkling and elegant, also conveys the heaviness of everyday life hidden behind the shiny facades of the suburbs. Where synths glitter and rhythms drive, a soundscape unfolds that seems like a dream, promising yet always just out of reach. The voice, which cuts…

„Closer to You“ – Moon and Aries

Like a velvet curtain slowly drawing across an abandoned cinema screen, „Closer to You“ opens up spaces where tension and longing set the pace; embedded in hypnotic impulses, the track spreads out a retro-futuristic soundscape that seems both familiar and strange. Jordana Moon’s voice glides like oil over glass, sensual yet sharp-edged, while Tom Aries‘…