
The Electronica Outskirts #12
We welcome the new year with a brave mindset and set out to the experimental fields, where we do not know what awaits: The electronica outskirts. Continue reading The Electronica Outskirts #12
We welcome the new year with a brave mindset and set out to the experimental fields, where we do not know what awaits: The electronica outskirts. Continue reading The Electronica Outskirts #12
We’re rising fast in intensity in today’s session, where I delve into three recent releases from the more experimental side of the electronica landscape. Continue reading The Electronica Outskirts #4
Welcome to the world of the weird and wonderful. Welcome to three new releases that we simply can call “experimental”. And they’re great! Continue reading The Electronica Outskirts
For today I’ve chosen a couple of tracks that have in common that they really are quite different from what I usually go for. Especially the second track. A true oddball. But we all deserve to challenge our preferences now and then! Continue reading Intriguing encounters
I really dig music we can call “oddballs”. Problem is, it still has to be good. And far too many oddballs just sound like randomness at work in the hands of an inexperienced producer.
Not so here.
Continue reading A visit to the Electronica Outskirts
Here’s two tracks that are very different from each other but with one thing in common: Really great glitch/chopped vocal effects. One very chilled, calm and harmonic, the other a majestic psychological trip. No less. Continue reading Hard To Label, Easy To Love: Chop’em up, baby!
Here’s a lovely little piece of music that captivated my attention from the very first moment. It’s quiet, introvert, vulnerable… And unique. Continue reading A curious case of introvert creativity
Being odd is purely good in our neck of woods. And these tracks are really not easy to pin into one particular bag, and are overflowing with creativity.
Come on guys, let’s take a walk on the wild side. Continue reading Double Oddball Special: Cinematic moments ahead!
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