Electroma

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L'anima elettronica di DeBaser.

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Dislocation
Dislocation
21 sep 17

DeRank™: 8,49

Depeche Mode - Sister Of Night

To merge the desperate condition of the drug addict with a dark blues, synthesizers and jarring noises punctuating Gahan's heartfelt performance...
 
Dislocation
Dislocation
21 sep 17

DeRank™: 14,28

Suicide, "Johnny"

Here are the seeds, you all know the plants...
 
Dislocation
Dislocation
20 sep 17

DeRank™: 0,41

John Foxx - Shifting City - VJ Karborn

The 80s electronics guru grappling with his old passion for the Beatles, amidst echoes of "Strawberry Fields" and a finale in the style of "I Want You".... Do robots have a soul too?
 
Limercury
Limercury
19 sep 17

DeRank™: 5,11

Ben Frost - Ionia (Official Audio) and new album on the 29th.
 
Battlegods
Battlegods
17 sep 17

DeRank™: 0,00

Conrad Schnitzler "Gelb 1" "Rot" (with its "Meditation" and "Krautrock") and "Ballet Statique" were love at first sight, but lately this track has also earned a nice spot in "Electroma".
 
Dislocation
Dislocation
13 sep 17

DeRank™: 5,79

ULTRAVOX - Monument [1982 Hymn]
And at some point, Ultravox remembered that they had an accent in their name and had benefited from the talent of John Foxx... A bit late, though.
 
Battlegods
Battlegods
12 sep 17

DeRank™: 5,15

Heaven On Earth Keith LeBlanc in his seminal "Major Malfunction". This funk electro period mixed with Body Music Industrial is too good. Album produced by the guru Adrian Sherwood (the Conny Plank/Martin Hannett of the genre) and still a thousand years ahead.
 
Dislocation
Dislocation
6 sep 17

DeRank™: 0,00

Air & Alessandro Baricco - Bird

From a beautiful yet unknown album... Baricco reads excerpts from "City," his 2003 book, and Air provides their usual dark yet light atmospheres to the mix... notice how in this piece, after a pleasant and discreet accompaniment, they bring out, between paragraphs, while Baricco is silent, metallic and jarring sounds that are completely abstract in such a context (minute 4:49).....