
Tag: electro


Children Of The Night by Children Of The Night
Soundtrack for an unmade slasher film
Innershades - Homage
The title track from Thomas Blanckaert's new EP Homage has class stamped all over, with its sleek Electro vibes and a touch of Acid for good measure.
The five track Homage EP is out on Monday 6th January on Clone Records

Sequences to Activate Dormant Agents by Mule Driver
Solid selection of fine Electro wares
Martin Matiske - Moments (Legowelt Remix)
Danny Wolfers adds a sturdy thud and haunting synths to the already rousing and emotional title track from Martin Matiske's new EP Moments.
Alongside the original, Moments EP is backed with the Kraftwerk-inspired Dimensional Space Travel and the retro-leaning Analogue Being. Out today on NYC label Melodize

Water In The Moon by Dsum
Fasme - Morning
Morning is the highlight from a strong EP entitled Cœur De Glace out today on French outpost D.KO Records. Alongside Fasme, the four tracker features Binary Digit, GGGG and Mud Deep & Sans-Qui, each with their own flavour of retro vibes, but it's the melancholy mind manipulations of Fasme's melodic Electro Acid that delivers the sucker punch sugar rush.
ERIS - Serpente
Enrica Falqui and Dea Dvornik are ERIS and their new EP Glimmers is the first for Falqui's new label Plexus 4. Crossed between Jennifer Cardini's Correspondant label and Legowelt's melodic Electro, their sound is easy to love. I've chosen to highlight second track Serpente but it's all very good.
In preparation for the release of his new album Water In The Moon (out on July 5th via Back Door), David Uribe aka Dsum answers asked 15 questions
Noted, 15 Jun 2024, 14:05DC Salas - Acid Breath
Delicious deeep pumping bass and then the most tasteful Acid on this excellent track from the new DC Salas EP Pixelated Dream Theory – in the same vein as Moderna's Prince cover DIE4U

Phox / The Demon by SEM
Classic Electro remastered and reissued
Nite Fleit - Did I Stutter
Strong new EP called Did I Stutter from the Australian artist and DJ Alysha Fleiter, aka Nite Fleit. While all four tracks are packed with lush Electro melody and matching crisp rhythms, the title track is the clear highlight, packing an emotive kick in the goolies with its circular top line (like a guitar riff) and varied drum patterns dropping in-and-out.

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Shee Punk 01 by Baby T
Hard-hitting EP of Jungle-flavoured Electro
Shokh - Kolovento
Central track from a strong, self-titled five-track EP on brokntoys by David Friedrich Koch, aka Dave Shokh, is a hypnotic, mind-bending Electro groover.
DEFSET - Skips
The film visual effects artist Leo Neelands continues his pursuit of the club as DEFSET with Content#01 EP, the first in a new series of floor-focussed works. The highlight is undoubtedly the opener Skips, with its Acid loop and Electro vibe.
Out now via EMK

Rob The Plants by Moscoman
Inventive, hooky and fun

Panoramic - Colorsound by The Creative Technology Consortium {CtC}
Massive lockdown album of Electro and IDM
LNS & DJ Sotofett - Plexistorm
Plexistorm is my fav track from the new The Reformer EP by LNS & DJ Sotofett, with its robust, phat and melodic Electro bass line. Overall it's a strong four-tracker providing the perfect follow-up to last year's Sputters album. Out now on Tresor.

Patience by Datafive / Slak
Five solid tracks of Breaks-inspired Electro

Barking by Barking
Moody, toned Electro
I-F - Diana's Lab
New track Diana's Lab, from the Dutch veteran Ferenc E. van der Sluijs, aka I-F, taken from forthcoming EP The Fetish Death

Day Fleit / Nite Fleit by Nite Fleit

Gates Need Inputs Vol. I by XY0815
Slick and smooth Electro

Man in the Middle by NEMNEMS
Rugged and catchy Dubstep and Electro
XY0815 - Visionneuse
Visioneuse is a solid slab of Electro Pop from the always high quality brokntoys stable, this time by shadowy producer XY0815.
New album called DEKATRON upcoming from Anthony Rother.
Noted, 14 Nov 2021, 17:58
Bonding by Julia Bondar
Pounding Electro with a progressive vein
I Hate Models - Werewolf Disco Club
Second release on Disco Inferno from French producer Guillaume Labadie is another enormous hunk of manic melody and throbbing rhythms. At over nine minutes in length, the driving 146 BPM rhythm underpinning Werewolf Disco Club initially supports some cool French Rap before expanding horizons around the ⅔ mark with a melody breakdown.
With each release Labadie's profile continues to grow, fostering the same devoted sense of excitement and loyalty among fans that artists like Burial and Four Tet demand.