
Chilling, beautiful, intimate. Like Apparat with more Planet Mu in it.
Memory keeper. Mostly music and movies, plus some series and video games. Obscure darkness meets pop culture glow.

Chilling, beautiful, intimate. Like Apparat with more Planet Mu in it.

It is like techno with a triphop sound: not so dark as rather introvert, slow to mid tempo, bass-dominated, some vocals but often just words.

Electronic dance music from the UK on Ninja Tunes.

From ambient to rhythmic noise to breakbeat.

RA writes “Hayden Payne’s records package the lunging ferocity of EBM and industrial into a sound you could loosely describe as techno.” Ex-act-ly what I had in mind, all these three cornerstones just like that. I also like the idea that this came through Ostgut Ton.

I wrote some notes about Howl in 2015 when it made it to my Top 10 albums of the year. Most of those hold true for Persona. Although this one is not that elemental and cosmic but closer to earth and more looking up from here. Same vibes, same sounds, same great music though.

Some kind of melancholic electronic music with dark moods and a steady pulse. Like the dark days of Apparat or the electronic version of a post-rock record. Extremely atmospheric, swallows me, chews me, spits me back into the void, a pitch black to love.

Back to the future, ancient cyberpunk and loveably naive. And the cover.

I read that this is neo-Krautrock and chill-rock. Low to mid tempo, head nodding, knee swinging, but still background music. Good for work.

Experimental, electronic, slow techno, some industrial flavor, and probably the best new stuff I came across along these lines this year (although it is from last year).