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Featuring the intense flow of Lady Leshurr, and a progressively tense beat, this new Orbital track leaves no question as to why the Kent duo has been able to maintain its place as one of the most significant duos in electronic music. The synths that are constantly revving up throughout
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This is the first time I’m hearing of California singer-songwriter Julia Holter, but the forthcoming album the above song comes from is not her first rodeo. From what I understand, this will be her second official album, and it’s titled Ekstasis. Hopefully, all the songs on this album
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Yesterday was the first time I was exposed to this video, or any music at all from Brooklyn MC Zebra Katz. I wasn’t sure what to make of it at first, but it seems to make a little more sense to me 24 hours later. Yeah, the visuals throughout
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The Haxan Cloak and Andy Stott remix two tracks from fellow experimentalist Holy Other. Grab these remixes at Bleep.
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First track to drop from the forthcoming Perfume Genius album, Put Your Back N 2 It. It’ll be out in Feb. 2012 via Turnstile.
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AGORA Regathered by Derek Piotr Producer Derek Piotr released an album earlier this year, AGORA, that lead sounds down dark, twisted, and manipulated tunnels of ambient, noise, and experimental music. To follow up the album, Piotr has recently amassed a series of AGORA remixes created by producers who are as
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A new song and video from singer-songwriter Chelsea Wolfe. She dropped a fantastic album earlier this year, and this new Terroreyes-directed video for “Sunstorm” is a nice and minimal followup. Watch and enjoy above.
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A new EP from experimental techno producer Andy Stott. This release is titled We Stay Together, and it features six new followups to the Passed Me By release he dropped earlier this year. Stream the entire thing above. Get ready. Some of the beats on this thing are pretty eerie
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First single to drop from Walls’ forthcoming album, Coracle. It’ll be the electronic music duo’s sophomore LP, and it’s getting a release via Kompakt. As of right now, I’m completely smitten with the song above, “Sunporch.” The groove is absolutely irresistible. It’s a little repetitive
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On Parobalas, electronic music producer John Tejada hands out one minimal techno groove after another, complementing all of them with loads of atmosphere and subtle synthesizers. The songs here are constantly in a state of flux, but the changes made are very slight and will go unnoticed if not listened
