‘Blue Skies’ by The Coral Line doesn’t feel like a song that pushes itself to the fore, but rather one that – almost imperceptibly – settles into the space, whilst that delicate glimmer of hope only reveals itself when you’re ready to notice it. Coralie Ward, cellist and songwriter, weaves her ethereal vocals with delicately…
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From Techno to Tribal to 90s Drive: Arpraxis Shapes the Past into Now
Arpraxis is one of those producers who view electronic music not as a rigidly defined genre, but as an open playing field. His releases range from techno and house to experimental electro structures, and bear a distinctive signature that does not merely reference the past, but translates it into contemporary energy. In this new three-track…
Killing the Curse – SINA MATIX
With ‘Killing the Curse’, SINA MATIX delves deep into the shadowy realms of dark dramatic electro, delivering a track that feels like an inner exorcism. The blend of darkwave chill, EBM intensity and electronic drama creates an atmosphere in which five years of psychological decay pulsate audibly. The lyrical narrator moves through a world in…
SIGNAL OFF – Carlos Ucedda
With ‘SIGNAL OFF’, Carlos Ucedda creates an electro-avant-garde soundscape that feels both cutting-edge and deeply human. The track – somewhere between electro house, electro opera and art pop – explores moments when life loses its signal. We wait, we hope, we stare at screens, whilst our connection to ourselves grows ever weaker. Ucedda taps into…
FiloFX Records – 14th Aug: Why Can’t We Live Together – The Blue Book Project & Rogue FX
News: Why Can’t We Live Together – The Blue Book Project, Rogue FX With “Why Can’t We Live Together”, The Blue Book Project and Rogue FX have delivered a collaboration that feels like a long-lost summer hit from the 90s, but whose subject matter is firmly rooted in the year 2026. The Italian producer has…
FiloFX Records – 7th Aug: All of Us Are Infinite – Andrew Corbin
News: All of Us Are Infinite – Andrew Corbin Andrew Corbin’s “All of Us Are Infinite” feels like an inner ascent – a track that conceives of the stratosphere not merely as an image, but as an emotional state. Built around a multi-layered, looping chant that acts as a recurring, driving rhythm of thought, the…
