Memory keeper. Mostly music and movies, plus some series and video games. Obscure darkness meets pop culture glow.
Experimenting around electronics this album is heavy, atmospheric, deep, powerful. Has a certain world-creating feel to it like that of the Fuck Buttons, but with certain patches of softness, like a caring god touch the void with hands able to destroy yet also create tender lives.
It’s a new Massive Attack ouptut. What else could I add.
Last.fm says:
Science-fiction electronic music. I see distant low-poly planets and orbiting geometrical structures but no suns just suble light barely outlining the shapes in the deep space. Best sci-fi music this year so far.
Dark melodies of goth always surprise me when heard on a new record. And now KVB can do this perfectly in 2016. And thus yet another year pushed forward in the history of goth rock because there are still new gems shining the shades of black to be found in this world.
Slow, ambient, deep techno, intelligent electronic music. Huge soul, embracing, intimate.
Pumping house and beatless ambient. Calm, quiet, whispering, breeze. Feels nice.
A mesh of tunes and beats sketching up a tag cloud of 2-step, jungle, garage, hardcore, rave, dubstep. Well deserves a listen or two.
Triphop tempo, ambient textures, breakbeats. Night time music, atmospheric, feels home.
Moody electronics with various genre crossings but mostly stays on a mid-tempo track with house beats and soulful vocals. Easy to describe it as: released by Ghostly.
Long time no see, kūlt.
Hitting off this year with this experimental flow of deep sounds glued together on an album by Brood Ma. Follows tracks of noize, glitch, bass music, breaks, from slow no-beats to mid-tempo bangers. Not for the dancefloor but for dark clubs. Does not shade your sunshines but lights up your nights.