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Comment: this 9-track monster by Argentinian musician and trumpet player Ramon Moro could be imagined in different ways. Firstly, it is a neoclassical and dark ambient composition with dodges into something remarkably madder and ominous which frequently reject classification and simple logic output. Secondly, it is a mourning post-industrial record with hints at spaced-out rock and orchestrated music. The layers is getting incessantly piled on throughout the course ranging from dull yet arousing droning and emotive blackened ambient to menacing forms of shoegazing and reverberating ambient rock. DaRKRam is both adept in creating climactic moments and manipulating on feelings of the suspenseful listener while the premisses set up by Moro used to progress stepwise to its unforeseeable consequences. The soundscape of him used to bulge and thump, used to dilate and soothe. In a word, it is filled with many putative contradictions though all these ones are merged into an organic, mesmerizing whole. Given that the issue could be considered a general issue to gather together the artist’s ideas. From within on I guess DaRKRam does have many ways to develop on more in a specific manner. One of such ways could be heard at XVI wherein the artist resorts to a motorik rhythmic pattern to round out the improvised buildup. A sort of psychedelic music is also embedded in that. It is just a possibility for an accomplished musician to bring fort his/her ingenious side. And the cover print of it seems to be as if extracted from a horror movie – it is captivating in its awe. At the moment, however, it is one of the most striking and brilliant issues in 2016 so far. Like ancient Americans used to say for such a fine-grained appearance: holy shit. The issue is a part of the discography of Kermesse Records.

Dr Perceptron – Pan Opticon (2016)

2419 Record Label

Electronic music
Ambient trance
Chillout
Psybient
Psychedelic music
Alternative
Art music
Chilltronica
Ambient pop
Mood music

Comment: the 8-track Pan Opticon by Edmonton, Canada-based producer Dr Perceptron provides a pleasant journey across softened pads of contemporary electronic music being allegedly influenced by such electronic music/Krautrock juggernauts as Kraftwerk, and Tangerine Dream. It used to meander and wind in such a way to cause vertigo and heady mood slipping between arcade-shaped constructions and towering racks. Just watch the cover print of it by assuming right much about the soundscape – it involves a spectrum of dayglo colours being slightly blurred and dispersed. Emotionally it used to flutter incessantly coming in and going out from the epicentre because of being highly volatile and ethereal. Additionally to psybient/psytrance vibes one could perceive Balearic house vibes. Although this great issue is a part of the discography of 2419 Records this could readily be a notch in the list of Ektoplazm, an important platform for psytrance/psybient music.

9/27/2016

[Teaser of the day] Shirubi Ikazuchi - Jack San

Electro-indie
Alternative pop
Indie
Coldwave
Electronic pop
Art pop

Artist: Shirubi Ikazuchi

Release: Welteren EP

Label: Self-released/Bandcamp

Year: 2013

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9/29/2016

[Teaser of the day] aboombong - Areoapagitica

[Teaser of the day] Felix Kubin - The Rhythm Modulator

[Teaser of the day] Kimiko Ishizaka - Variatio 13 a 2 Clav.

[Teaser of the day] Buben - Empire Builders

DaRKRam – Stone and Death (2016)

Dr Perceptron – Pan Opticon (2016)

9/27/2016

[Teaser of the day] Shirubi Ikazuchi - Jack San

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