Albums That Made Our 2018 Brighter
We listened to a lot of diverse music last year and picked some of the records, which resonated most throughout 2018 and were not widely covered.
Records and live performances considered through close listening and independent criticism.
We listened to a lot of diverse music last year and picked some of the records, which resonated most throughout 2018 and were not widely covered.
On The Drought for PAN, Copenhagen sound artist Puce Mary brings passion, aggression and lyricism into one noisy experiment.
Premiere of a lush and intimate live set by Swedish producer Varg, recorded at the White Night event of the Latvian Skaņu Mežs festival in September 2017.
LI$013 compilation from the Croatian low income $quad offers a rare insight into the realm of young ex-Yugoslavian ambient, noise, and experimental artists.
Ancient Methods’ first LP combines the arcane, the mystic, and the industrial, resulting in a diverse, powerful and striking work of art.
An exclusive stream of Luminance LP on Suru Records by the upcoming Lithuanian artist Fume who makes in-depth murky beats and dark organic soundstreams.
Reaktor’s Katharsis 2018 hosted a clash of different approaches to extreme music, from dark industrial and techno to bold sonic explorations.
From the bright brilliance of Klara Lewis to the punkish synth expressiveness of group A, Berlin Atonal 2018 was a diverse, adventurous, yet coherent experience.
Berlin’s A L’ARME festival gave sonic adventures ranging from the alien playfulness of Maja S.K. Ratkje to the empowering world jazz of Laurie Anderson’s band.
For its fourth edition, Katharsis brings an eclectic and exciting line up full of old favorites and some unexpected choices.
Berlin Atonal 2018 surprises with an adventurous and exciting lineup, full of diverse genres ranging from adventurous new age to industrial.
Franz Rosati's latest EP on Holotone is a challenging exercise in industrial and noise - utterly alien, gargantuan, and epic.