Stockholm-based electronic artist Me & Melancholy – the project of musician and producer Peter Ehrling – returns with FEM., delivering his most personal, contrasting and emotionally raw album to date. Blending dark electro, melancholic synthpop, industrial rhythms and post-punk tension, the result is a work that illuminates identity, the loss of self and the fragile…
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Jetzt – David Emde
David Emde hat mit „Jetzt“ eine Single vorgelegt, die sich nicht einfach hören lässt, sondern sich wie ein Blick anfühlt, den man unwillkürlich zurückwirft – auf das eigene Tempo, auf die Jahre, die sich heimlich zwischen Gestern und Morgen geschoben haben. Seit dem Release am 28. August 2026 entfaltet der Track jene stille Intensität, die…
Splitting The Ash – Ronan Furlong
In ‘Splitting The Ash’, Ronan Furlong unfolds a musical ritual that feels at once physical, mythological and profoundly life-affirming. The song combines a pulsating, high-energy arrangement with a distinctive Celtic riff that immediately forges a link to an ancient, mystical narrative tradition. The reference to the Irish ritual of splitting the ash – a symbol…
Rainbow Connection (from The Pain And The Power original motion picture soundtrack) – Logan Lynn
Logan Lynn approaches this 1979 classic with the precision of an artist who understands the historical significance of the material but does not shy away from reframing it. His version feels less like a cover and more like a careful reconstruction of a cultural icon. The underlying mood of the original – a blend of…
FiloFX Records – 28th Aug: The Moment the Beat Takes Over the Room: Breakdown – Andrew Corbin
News: Breakdown – Andrew Corbin ‘Breakdown’ unfolds like a scene set right in the middle of the room: a track that works not only because of its synth-pop and funk elements, but also because of what happens in the lyrics. The interlocking synth lines push forward, whilst the springy bass pulls the body in the…
Echoes of Three Worlds: Arpraxis Shapes Atmosphere Through Contrast
In these three tracks, Arpraxis works less with traditional narrative arcs than with atmospheres that feel like different climatic zones. ‘Delta 9 Imports’ opens the cycle with an almost meditative calm: a piece that feels like a diffuse morning mist – soft, unobtrusive, contemplative. It is music that does not lead, but leaves space –…
