Song Review/ Experimental Electronica : Applied Communications’ ‘boyfie sale’
Their latest release is called ‘Boyfie Sale’, a track which sort of has a junky, retro electronic for sale and purchase vibe. Where you would ideally go to pick up outdated, chunky, nostalgic, and geeky appliances and gears.
Song Review/ Kaleidoscope Rock : Auld White Label’s ‘Chapter 1’
Their latest release is ‘Chapter 1’, a track from the Tangents EP. And much like its title, the composition is full of edges, corners, sweeping tangents, all accumulating into visual perspectives.
Song Review/ Experimental Electronica : Mohawk Castle’s ‘I Killed the Velvet Underground’
In his latest release, ‘I Killed the Velvet Underground’, he creates a blooming dissonance that lifts into moments of modern rock and a stretching vocal horizon.
Album Review/ Alternative Fusion : Outside Pedestrian’s ‘Time Zones’
Their latest release is the ‘Time Zones’ album, an instrumental collection that molds power with playfulness, creativity with clarity, and exploration with experiment.
Album Review/ Experimental : Neva Insidious’ ‘Clarity in Misery’
Their debut release is ‘Clarity in Misery’, a collection that carries the observer’s mind as it juxtaposes a sense of clarity with the warping whirlpool that misery is known for.
Twice Dark’s ‘Invisible Man’ : A Discoteque for the Experimental Age
His latest release is ‘Invisible Man’, a dynamic, fresh, and electric track. With theatrical accents and performative fringes, the electro pop track is infused with vivid frames.
Graffick’s ‘Sushi Rice’ : Experience Experimental Dimensions of Electronica
Taken from this is the track, ‘Sushi Rice’, a soundscape that is strung with liquid ripples. Trip-hop beats slide on the edge of the melodic arrangements.
Erik Connor’s ‘The Interdimensional Microwave’ : A Bizarre Sci-Fi Reality
His latest release, ‘The Interdimensional Microwave’ is a jaunty collection of sci-fi compositions. Drawn from the retro interpretations of the genre, it is quite interesting to experience the way he cultivates it and forges it in such imaginative and futuristic dimensions.
Song Review/ Alt Pop : Mary Knoblock’s ‘Excuse Me While I Go Fall in Love’
The dynamism, the vibrance, and the cerebral hyperactivity of falling in love is Mary Knoblock’s theme for her latest single, ‘Excuse Me While I Go Fall in Love’. The singer-songwriter and alt pop artist grants her listeners a vivid glimpse into the individualistic experience of falling in love.
Bloomfield Machine Reveals All Things Creative and Stylistic : Suiteness Album
‘Suiteness’ is the banner’s sixth album, a sixteen-track collection that marries futuristic frames with the intricate makeup of natural concepts. The result is a profound mixture of perspectives and baselines that is worth a journey through.
The Ari Joshua Quartet’s ‘Praysue’ : An Experimental Instrumental Vibrance
In their latest single, ‘Praysue’, a composition that delves into classicals, specifically archaic Latin tonalities, and other classical cultures. Sharp tonalities and changing boundaries form a hypnotic contrast.
Experience Ian Mathias Baker’s Compositional Genius in ‘Man Mowing The Lawn Across the Way From Me’
‘Man Mowing the Lawn Across the Way From Me’ alerts the listener to the concept of presence. It inspires you to use your imagination and delve into the scene in front of you, soak in it and get carried away by it.
Richard Green’s ‘Archaic’ : A Fluid, Experimental Electronic Progression
In his latest release, he shapes the quality of ‘Archaic’ with modern and progressive notions of rhythm, melody, and tempo.
Sam Feinstein’s Electro-Rock Ideas Spring Out Spectacularly in ‘The Shot Heard Round the Burbs’
Sam Feinstein’s dives into new mediums of experimentation for his latest track, ‘The Shot Heard Round the Burbs’. The artist is known for his ability to render conceptual sonic discourses on social issues.
Album Review : Cassava Groove Temple’s ‘Mountains of the Moon’
It is a beautiful conveyance with aesthetic intention, explorative tones, and intricate detailings. And they engage and immerse the listeners. The artist has just released his sophomore EP titled ‘Mountains of the Moon’.
JSDAVANI - The Melancholiac II
His latest release is ‘The Melancholiac II’ album, a twenty track collection that interprets the world of a melancholic mind. With experimental rhythms, ambivalent structures, and crumbling sense of familiarity, he projects moments of dissonance.
Experience Carsten Schnell’s Electronic Space Times in ‘Heiss!’
‘Heiss!’ is the artist’s latest release, a track that captures his dynamism and futurism.
JRTA’s ‘One More Toke’ is an Electronic Elevation
Like in his latest single, ‘One More Toke’, JRTA crafts a drifting ambience of trap beats, dazing vocals, and hypnotic grooves.
The Margaret Hooligans’ ‘The StoneHengers’ : A Distortive Folk Rock Glamor
Get transported to the vintage rock era with The Margaret Hooligans’ latest single ‘The StoneHengers’. The experimental folk rock/ blues rock duo channel a 70s/ 80s ethos into their signature planes.
Enjoy Danielle Whalebone’s Abstract Sonic Pour in ‘Whispers of Shadows EP’
Her latest release is the ‘Whispers of Shadows LP’, an eight track album that sets expansive scenes for the listener to visit. It extends to picturesque flower farms, nostalgia, youth, mundanity, nature, and sometimes, a mere shift in perspective.