Icelandic experimental songstress Björk has been announced as headline act for Paris’ We Love Green festival scheduled from 2nd – 3rd of June 2018. Although no full lineup has been announced yet, We Love Green festival’s past highlights include performances by bands and artists such as Foals, Anderson .Paak, Nicolas
Bjork / Electronic / experimental / Festival / France / Indie / Paris / Pop / Rock / We Love Green
Growing up in Vitry-sur-Seine, a city near Paris, during his adolescent years, Khaled Hejira encountered the active hip-hop scene with an adventurous yet ambitious mindset, and a burning desire to find that “perfect sound”. From early ‘60s Electronica, to ‘90s hip-hop and it’s current incarnations, Khaled Hejira also cites artists
Composer / Electronic / experimental / France / Khaled Hejira / Neo Atlas / Neo-Classical / Paris
British electronic producer and DJ, Simon Green aka Bonobo, will be hosting a ‘once-off’ performance at London’s Alexandra Palace on May 31st + June 1st 2018, courtesy of Goldenvoice and Soundcrash, and joined on stage by Jordan Rakei and GoGo Penguin. After the release of Bonobo’s highly acclaimed sixth studio
Alexandra Palace / Bonobo / Electronic / experimental / GoGo Penguin / Goldenvoice / Jordan Rakei / London / Ninja Tune / Simon Green / Soundcrash / United Kingdom
sgrow | Circumstance | NO FOREVERS Release date: 10 November 2017 Review by Jenna Dreisenstock We hold in our hands the former; flare touch, gleaming crystal reflection – ourselves beneath a sheet of glass, a picture frame. It shimmers in the grasp of what we cling to, or what the
Electronic / experimental / glitch / IDM / No Forevers / norway / Oslo / Pop / Review / sgrow
Electronic R&B trio Suffer The Children announce latest politically-charged single ‘Doesn’t Mean We’re Free’ set for release on November 24th via Suffer The Children Music. This follows the release of their compelling debut titled ‘Killing Hands’ and recent single ‘Someone To Lose’, which showcased the trio’s emotive, physical side gaining
Electronic / experimental / Indie / London / R&B / Suffer The Children / Vancouver
Frequency Cowboy announces his latest collaborative offering, ‘Control (Badoos Remix)’ to feature on upcoming EP titled Move Closer released on November 24th via Dactyl Spondee Records. The track was recorded and mixed by Stew Jackson (Massive Attack, Marc Ford), with remix credit going to North London electronic artist Badoos. Inspired
Alt-Pop / Badoos / Dactyl Spondee Records / Electronic / experimental / frequency cowboy / Indie / London / Remix
Berlin-based electronic artist NHOAH is set to release ‘Abstellgleis Remixes’ on 1st December via R.O.T respectortolerate Records. The package features breathtaking remixes by UK acid-house architects 808 State and London-based IDM pioneer µ-Ziq. 808 State boasts a long history of commercial success, with a discography spanning nearly 30 years. Their
808 State / Berlin / Electronic / experimental / House / London / NHOAH / Remix / Respectortolerate Records / Techno / United Kingdom / µ-ziq
‘Let it Sway’ is the new single from Tokyo-based indie-rock band DYGL (pronounced day-glo). The single is set for release on the 24th November via Hard Enough and was produced by The Strokes’ guitarist Albert Hammond Jr and The Strokes’ producer Gus Oberg. Stream ‘Let It Sway / Let It
Albert Hammond Jr / Alternative / DYGL / experimental / Gus Oberg / Hard Enough / Indie / Indie-Rock / Japan / post-punk / The Strokes / Tokyo
Originally from Liverpool, Ben Thomas has been writing for bands since he was 13. His previous output as L’Etranger spanned over a period of six years, with a string of prior releases. However, after growing frustrated with the electronic music scene, a change of direction was imminent. Meeting producer Matt
Alternative / big tide / experimental / Indie / Jangle Pop / Leeds / United Kingdom
Austrian electro-pop duo LEYYA announce enthusiastic new single ‘Drumsolo’ and upcoming album Sauna via Las Vegas Records. Sophie Lindinger and Marco Kleebauer have been on a high streak of victory – which has seemingly jolted to life on it’s own accord. Their debut album Spanish Disco was the catalyst –
