Here’s two tracks that are quite different by nature, but share a common futuristic and dark atmosphere. And they are both created by British artists.
So, a double Brit! Continue reading Double Brit: The dark future depicted
This track is not deep, not intelligent, not sublime in any way, it’s just bashfully FUN.
Fun For a Friday! Continue reading Friday Fun: Let the mindless bashing begin!
Never a week without ambient! The genre that sets out to meditate your mind.
Here’s a double feature, two Americans at the wheel, two fine picks of the kind. Continue reading Tender Thursday: Ambient for the meditated minds
I always find it so interesting to hear electronica from other countries than what we usually are served.
Today I’ve picked two progressive house tracks from down east: One submission from the Middle East, the other from South Asia. And they are both… Aaaawesome. Continue reading Double Feature: Progression In The East
Time for the land of the slamming kick drums again. But also time for contrasts! One being considerably lighter than the other but both being well worthy of our attention on a Techno Tuesday.
Continue reading Techno Tuesday: From light to dark
Here’s a pretty little thing from India. I’d call it “uptempo chillout”.
A contradiction? Continue reading Deep Monday: Sixth Ocean – “Meraki”
We feel nothing but the utmost respect for fragile Sunday mental states. So here’s two tracks to support your day in a very careful, non-abrupt matter.
No sudden moves – guaranteed. Continue reading Sleepy Sunday: Two tracks that demands nothing from you. Perfect!
So here’s this oddly fascinating project called USE back again! Those who we’ve followed with increased excitement over their first two releases.
But, sadly I have to admit that I felt an element of disappointment over this release. Continue reading USE – Face Matter: A matter of disappointment
Two tracks designed for the dance floors are featured in this double feature. Designed for the same, but with quite stark contrasts.
Or could they be played on the same floor? Either way, they’re both good at what they do. Continue reading Double Feature: Both designed for the dance floor – but probably not the same floors