- Mood music
- Ambient trance
- Psyambient
- Space music
- Chilltronica
- Crossover
- World music
- Exotic
Artist: LuckEnHouse
Release: Panaji
Label: The Tinopener`s Music
Year: 2014
6/21/2015
[Teaser of the day] LuckEnHouse - Mangalore
Golgotha Communications Ltd - Those Who Can Do, Those Who Can't, Dj (2014)
/Glitchtronica, Experimentalism, Sampledelic,
Post-industrial, Minimal, Abstract, Noise, Psycho-acoustics, Avant-garde/
Comment:
it is time to get back to Golgotha Communications Ltd., the Philadelphia,
US-based combo whose 12-track issue on SP Net might spawn different feelings in
your rotten soul. There are up some intriguing moments within the mix. For
instance, the issue can be considered an example of industrial music which is
predominantly coated with the black/white vamp, however, there are up samples
which used to iterate quite funny to counterbalance the issue. More concretely,
the slightly aggressive female vocal-based repetition at I Saw Him Putting Mascara On is permeated with “errors” at the volume
level and the upper layers are effectively accentuated with gay rhythms (by the
noun side, however, the LGBT people`s role has been important in the history of
industrial music – of course, it does not mean that the sexual disposition is
somehow superior in creative doings). In truth, you can exploit speech samples
in a way to change the context and creating something differently new. Secondly,
there are up some occupying production tricks as if conjuring up horrifying flashbacks in
your mindset. It can be considered in conjunction with those “errors” being
mentioned above. In fact, there is up one “chill out” track called A Huge Bra, Lying In The Middle Of The
Dancefloor. It is calmed down in the sense as if you have profoundly cried
for a while before and then being got rid of feels you just listening to it with
an unimpressed gaze. In a nutshell, it is a configuration of vanguard shit and
diverting roundabouts yet setting its place in a distance being very remote from
imaginable centres of pop music.
6/20/2015
[Teaser of the day] Bottlesmoker - Frozen Scratch Cerulean
- IDM
- Alternative pop
- Acid pop
- Mood music
- Indietronica
- Electronic pop
Artist: Bottlesmoker
Release: Hypnagogic
Label: Dystopiaq
Year: 2013
PA - 14.05.04 Thru (2014)
/Neo-krautrock, Kosmische Musik, New
Age, Psychedelic, Drone pop, Electronic, Mood music, Motorik, Ambient pop,
Experimental rock/
Comment:
regarding the stylistic perception quite much has changed in heads of the
listeners since the times of 10 years or more ago. For instance, music which
was considered as “noise” (for instance, My Bloody Valentine, or Sonic Youth)
sounds quite poppy and common nowadays. Furthermore, for “krautrock” which was to denote something
very vanguard on its own, however, one branch of it coalesced into a more poppy
and soothing approach (more concretely, by handling such bands from a new wave
of the axis of Cologne-Dusseldorf as Tarwater, Kreidler, To Rococo Rot) and
Stereolab, Lali Puna, and Ladytron from elsewhere. Of course, it didn`t mean
these bands were somehow betrayers of the genre but it might be it was the only
way to create something new being influenced by the zeitgeist. However, today
the term “krautrock” and “noise” are so ambivalent because the seeds of the genres are spread out to
everywhere and can be found from almost any track regarding indie music (taken
up more or less consciously). The case of decadence, isn`t? Andrew Cauthen is an artist from Richmond,
Virginia, USA who has been producing music for more than a decade and being
loved by many listeners (just watch the downloading rates of his albums
at Archive.org). His sonic palette is being quite broad, though, gravitated
towards electronic music. The recent issue consists of 3 long-running
compositions which is tagged as "ambient", "IDM", "chillwave", "indie pop" among others. Indeed, all these stylistic elements are represented on the issue though
the main point focuses on minimalist motorik krautrock rhythms, sublime psychedelic droning
and spaced-out phasing and progressions reminding of Kosmische Musik-tinged synthesised
whiffs and blows and lingering chill out contortions. By its approach the music
reminds of such old artists as Neu!, Klaus Schulze, Tangerine Dream. Although the
album lacks guitars the issue rocks off in an indirect sense anyway. Get a glimpse upon it!
[Teaser of the day] Comptroller - Heartbeat Nites
- Acid jazz
- Wonky
- Glitch-hop
- Nu jazz
- Breaks
- Chill out
- Mood music
Artist: Comptroller
Release: Blue Video Romance
Label: Self-released
Year: 2015
Manakal - Goodbye My Life (2014)
/Lobit, Lo-fi, DIY, Non-music,
Leftfield, Psycho-acoustic/
Comment:
it is said at the Popsakal Records` site this is the goodbye album by Manakal.
Having had no knowledge of that I would think it is a soundtrack for to commit
suicide. Yet, there is the hint to his life thus thinking in this direction is
quite reasonable. More profoundly, what kind of suicide then with regard to a
length of 3.33? Hanging by the neck? Cutting the veins? Jumping down from the board of a
plane? Rolling down from the mountain? Inhale the CO in the garage while the
engine of a car is switched on? In comparison with the sparse seconds the
issue`s content is even more austere. It sounds like a reversed soundscape of
the moaning viscera where peristalsis is severely dysfunctional and painful
conjuring up dull and indecipherable sounds. Or is it the sound coming from an outer
space of asshole-shaped? In a word, the result is same in any cases. I like these
absurd albums issued on the politically highly incorrect Popsakal Records. At
least these artists got used to be without hypocrisy in their expression if compared
to the rest of this arse felt world. Let´s smack that ass-to-mouth misanthropic
thing.
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