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1/17/2019

asdfhg. – Örvæntið ekki! (2018)




  • Indietronica 
  • Drone pop 
  • Ambient pop 
  • Glitch pop 
  • Chamber pop 
  • IDM 
  • Organcore

Comment: by listening to this 6-notch release it reminds me of those days approximately 15 years ago I had been listening to mùm's first albums as Yesterday Was Dramatic – Today Is OK, and Finally We Are No One. In comparison to the mùm's albums one may discern even more layers coming from within it – beyond glitched-out techno rhythms, subtle drone pop waves, suggestive singing in Icelandish one can enjoy more or less synthetic orchestrations, and acerbic ambient rotations. In fact, I do not need any comparisons because it used to meander now and then. It is absolutely over there and everywhere in my ears. It is beauty reflecting back from the blue and white mingled icebergs which in turn reflect back the light of Aurora Borealis. From one channel to the other one to set up an alternative sonic parade. The feeling redeems it. Yeah, it feels organic although it is synthetic. Organically synthetic. Undoubtedly one of the most enchanting albums being released in 2018. It is a way of ideal pop of how it should be represented for.

[Teaser of the day] Xpurm - Duita

Soft Phase


  • Contemporary classical
  • Modern classical
  • Piano music
  • Mood music
  • Art music

Artist: Xpurm 
Release: Prumx  
Label: Soft Phase
Year: 2014

[Teaser of the day] Thuoom - Belly


  • Experimental electronica
  • Micronoise
  • Avant-garde
  • Minimalism
  • Experimentalism
  • Abstract
  • Avant-electronica

Artist: Thuoom
Release: Uinua
Year: 2012

[Teaser of the day] Akiba Jonze - Nit d`Hivern



  • Alternative pop
  • Post-pop
  • Dream pop
  • Art pop
  • Indie pop 

Artist: Akiba Jonze
Release: Nit d`Hivern
Label: Mothermantra
Year: 2018

1/15/2019

[Teaser of the day] Tont - Suutra



  • Electronic music
  • Dark ambient
  • Spoken word
  • Crossover
  • Ethnotronica
  • New Age
  • Ambient

Artist: Tont
Release: Vaba vesi
Label: Trash Can Dance/Bandcamp
Year: 2017

[Teaser of the day] Brother Saturn - I Had The Same Nightmare



  • Guitar ambient
  • Post-rock
  • Avant-rock
  • Breakbeat
  • Electronic music
  • Crossover
  • Indietronica
  • Experimental rock
  • Art rock

Label: Self-released/Bandcamp
Year: 2018

1/13/2019

[Teaser of the day] Suicide Highlife - Fall From Grace



  • Alternative rock
  • Indie rock
  • Prog-punk
  • Post-punk
  • New Wave

Label: Small Bear 
Year: 2012

1/12/2019

[Teaser of the day] Chenard Walcker - Javanaise Again


  • Plunderphonics
  • Sound collage
  • Soul
  • Alternative

Release: Omelette
Year: 2003

[Teaser of the day] The Skipperdees - Hungover At Dollywood


  • Bluegrass
  • Americana
  • Appalachian music
  • Live
  • Folk rock

Year: 2019

Lucía Chamorro - Luna Anfibia (2017)




  • Abstract 
  • Experimentalism 
  • Avant-garde 
  • Electronic music 
  • Electro-acoustic 
  • Improvised music 
  • Post-industrial

Comment: in the second half of the 00s and the first half of the 10s a major experimental music platform was a prolific Moscow, Russia-based Clinical Archives, since then fecund France-based Sirona-Records, and after it ceased to exist fertile Chicago, US-based Pan Y Rosas Discos is up there to provide us sounds mostly from improvised, free jazz, sound art, and at times from experimental/avant-rock world. Fortunately there is also up Portuguese imprint Enoughrecords having already been active since 2001. This 9-track album is created from recordings of sound environments and free improvisations. She sought to recreate situations and sound environments of imaginary places, proposed new ways of listening and re-value the everyday soundscape. Musically it is intriguing as if consisting of elongated sonic snippets and warped ambiences which in turn seem to be created from concrete sounds, indecipherable voices and vowel and electronic effects. By the way, I can hear mutant cicadas and stoned cats to be singing. Now and then, for instance, at Pacto Roto one can partake in an enchanting rhythmic pattern which seems to come from nowhere and last for a while. She was backed up by such artists as Jimena Arruti, Lucía Campugiani, Nicolàs Gonzàlez, Ingrid Palacios, Laura Rodríguez, Elena Solis and Agustín Texeira. Indeed, very pro by any means and full of pleasure to be discovered.