Caterina Barbieri Enters The Machine – An Exploration of Time & The Human Psyche In ‘Ecstatic Computation’
Caterina Barbieri | Ecstatic Computation | Important Records Release Date: May 3rd, 2019 Feature Image Credit: Frank Zerban Spiralling intricacies within the weaving and sculpting
Dance Your Way Into May: Retro Synthwave
With the beginning of a new month, comes new, exciting opportunities – but often, the stress of everyday life follows and, it’s not exactly pleasant. However, it’
The Effects of Live Music On Marine Life: Ultra Music Festival & Noise Pollution
The discussion surrounding music, live events and their subsequent impact on the environment has moved further into the spotlight in recent years; as the threat of climate change g
In Case You Missed It: 15 Brand New Must-Listen Tracks For Your Playlist
As April comes to an end, the excitement of music releases in the months to come grows ever higher; especially if we base our anticipation off the great new releases from 2019 so f
Maribou State Presents A (Well Nice) Version of ‘Feel Good’ featuring Khruangbin.
Maribou State has announced their Kingdoms In Colour Remixed album and released the dub-infused version of ‘Feel Good’ courtesy of Khruangbin. This release follows the success
DJ Vakula’s Sexist EP Artwork: Misogyny and Dance Music
Sexism in the music industry is nothing new, especially when it comes to women navigating the electronic music scene. Like with any other genre, female creators are often taken les
INTERVIEW: Five Minutes with Lomea
Multi-instrumentalist, fine-artist and producer Lomea readies himself for the release of his sophomore album Echoes In Bloom on May 31st. The first single lifted from the album is
Electronica Melts into Cinematic Bliss on Lomea’s new song ‘You Are Your Memories’
Lomea (pronounced “Low-maya”) has shared ‘You Are Your Memories’, the first single off of his upcoming album Echoes in Bloom. The album will be Lomea’s second album comin
Bandcamp New Releases: Ethereal Ambient Roundup
Ambient artists are often under-appreciated, with beautifully crafted albums often being overlooked. However, the heart that goes into building narratives and sculpting ambient sou
Pop Music & Politics: Superficial or Self Expression?
Words by Jenna Dreisenstock For years, the conversation regarding depth, thoughtfulness and philosophies surrounding various genres have raged against one another: with (mostly) fa
