Arent Volten is already a familiar appearance on unklar.net. The electronic music project has its roots in Mexico City, with Luca Ortega as its creator. This time, the audiovisual journey by Arent Volten executed a direct virtual landing at the … Continue reading Arent Volten creates a sophisticated audiovisual show at Remote Chaos Experience
We’re all in a slow mode now, thanks to the winter holidays. Some relaxing music to enjoy with the family and friends should, therefore, be welcome. note to self №3: under the covers by Lasse Lambretta is a super chill mix-tape featuring delicious … Continue reading Note to self №3: Relaxing moments with slow covers
A new complex and wonderful story from Borusiade was hosted by Whereabouts Radio just a few days ago. [Dark Entries, Pinkman] is a selection of gloomy tracks, combined with the Borusiade stream signature of raw electronic sounds. This music is … Continue reading Borusiade [Dark Entries, Pinkman]: Unconventional substance with perfectly tailored beats
Fast rhythms are scarce these days, the whole world seems to be in slow mode. Or in no mood for fast beats, because of the boring apocalypse. That’s why it’s super nice when an artist manages to deviate everyone out of the … Continue reading Helena Hauff plays vivid beats moving any frozen soul
Something good seems to appear every time human beings experience hard times. It is especially valid with artists and their creations. B – Sides Series 22 is a mix prepared by Peter Kirn, and perhaps one example of darkness giving … Continue reading Melodic interferences by Peter Kirn and Borusiade
Lars Hemmerling is back on his unusual track, with a new super daring mix of deliciously peculiar atmospheric sounds. EXTEND 002 involves thin traces of dark drone sounds fine-tuned with deep techno accents. A challenging yet enjoyable musical story made … Continue reading EXTEND 002: Deep techno challenge by Lars Hemmerling
Life is moving in a slow surreal pace these days, so the music will naturally follow its lead. Slow doesn’t necessarily mean sad music, au contraire. For example, the downtempo, industrial, ambient, or minimal rhythms, featured in this post, are … Continue reading Flight Club №24 caught in a time-lapse with Kilig
You know that electronic music that sounds very good but you can’t identify its genre? Well, these are the sounds featured weekly on Quantum Sonics, a show hosted by Alex Wolfenden at OpenLab Radio. This November edition features new daring … Continue reading Quantum Sonic sounds connect to Blitz Take Over
We can’t go and enjoy great music in a club anymore, but “the mountain” is coming to us nowadays. Via the almighty Internet, and it’s resourceful users. I’m talking about Etapp Kyle who played a super nice set, on Thursday … Continue reading Etapp Kyle plays with the new musical reality at HÖR Radio
There is a middle ground in music styles that I’m always looking for. And I bet I’m not the only one. I’m talking about something slow, but not too slow, at the border with sad but not quite depressing. Casual … Continue reading Herzkeinscherz: Middle grounds for interior listening
