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 Love Songs To The Source showcases great collaborations on the microphone, thus providing a good variety useful in breaking the typical stylistic poverty of a genre.

 If you like dub, and those endless reverbs for a headphone trip, it’s worth considering.

 Listen to Bluetech's 'Love Songs To The Source' and dive into an innovative world of psychedelic dub with soulful sounds and rich production!

 The new release by Daniel ‘Architect’ Myer is major stuff!

 A hybrid between minimalist drum ’n’ bass and ambient territories...not just break-beats and ambient backdrops; there is much more.

 Dive into Architect’s explosive album and experience cutting-edge electronic music at its finest.

 The haunting and rarefied atmosphere, the suffocating bass and that cold and surreal sound that makes a Biosphere record recognizable among 100 others can be said to originate from this album.

 "The Shield," Jenssen’s masterpiece, 9 extremely intense minutes of ambient intro, wind effects, cymbals, Russian vocals, and dark resonances create a theatrical rather than musical production.

 Dive into Biosphere's Patashnik and experience the pinnacle of ambient techno mastery — listen now and explore a sonic universe like no other.

 OMFO is a bandit in time and space, transforming ancient melodies into music for cosmonauts and spaceships.

 Popov and Schmidt do a good job giving it a logical sense despite seemingly impossible pairings.

 Listen to OMFO’s We Are The Shepherds and experience an unforgettable fusion of folk and electronic music!

 The duo offers a sound in classic Northern European style, avoiding the repetitiveness often found in the genre.

 "Electricity Drive" is undoubtedly the standout track of the platter: Asu’s vocals, now robotic vocoderized now cloying, seem comfortable moving over a powerful, complex, and broken beat; the contrast is intriguing!

 Listen to Alphawezen’s L'Après-Midi D'Un Microphone and discover a sophisticated blend of downtempo and electronic styles.

 The sound of Up Bustle & Out is the sound of the world, a fascinating musical-cultural journey through ethnicities and traditions.

 No track below average, the album, despite being about 80 minutes long, flows smoothly like oil.

 Dive into Up, Bustle & Out’s vibrant fusion of trip-hop and world sounds—listen to 'One Colour Just Reflects Another' today!

 The result is a gentle and deep sound, spatial and subdued; unreal soundscapes akin to Oval dominate an atonal scenario characterized by an admirable stylistic collage.

 An album whose insights will prove successful in the years to come, it’s just a pity that the duo didn’t continue down this path.

 Explore Tournesol's Moonfunk for a deep dive into 90s experimental electronic soundscapes!

 If you know him for his recent more successful project (Señor Coconut), don’t expect anything similar; put aside the electro-latin cover-parodies and enjoy the real Uwe, the one with a soul as krafteutonic as ever.

 An unmissable gem that went almost unnoticed in this man’s vast production. It’s time to fish it out!

 Dive into Uwe Schmidt’s DOS Tracks :) and explore the cutting edge of digital noise and experimental electronica now!

 "Pennywise represents a solid starting point for the Californian group; a positive debut that contains everything you would want to hear in a melodic hc record."

 "The most significant piece that will withstand the years is the magnificent 'Bro Hymn', which, thanks to its functioning stadium choir, will become the highlight of their career."

 Listen to Pennywise's powerful 1991 debut and explore the roots of melodic hardcore punk today!

 "What would Pink Floyd do in the era of VSTs, plug-ins, virus-t, and nord lead? Probably something not too far from the sound of 'The Last Days of Gravity': a true gem!"

 "Do not expect psytrance, nor downtempo nor psychedelia. Prepare for something completely new."

 Discover the innovative soundscapes of Younger Brother’s 'The Last Days Of Gravity'—listen now and experience psychedelic electronic music redefined.