Our Stolen Theory – Warmest Day

Kotka is the Finnish city the three guys Max Paananen, Pekko Haimi and Aku Sinivalo behind the brand new formation ‘Our Stolen Theory‘ are hailing from. They describe their own style as a… Continue reading →

KOAN Sound – Sly Fox

I’m not afraid of high contrasts! It’s quite the exact opposite, to be honest. This main reason why I started this blog – about the dance music scene being extremely commericalised – must… Continue reading →

Úlfur – So Very Strange

Úlfur Hansson is a solo project of the field-recorder and electronic music producer from Iceland who is best known for his works with Jónsi as well as Swords of Chaos. Some people may… Continue reading →

Chad Valley feat. Glasser – Fall 4 U

‘Fall 4 U’ is a rather jazzy approach at modern synthpop by Hugo Manuel a.k.a. Chad Valley from Oxford, UK whose debut album ‘Young Hunger’ will appear on the Loose Lips label in… Continue reading →

A.C. Newman – I’m Not Talking

Adumbrating the power that lies deep within this forthcoming release on Last Gang Records with hazy intro pads and an echoing marimba, ‘I’m Not Talking’ unleashes the build-up in a first verse with… Continue reading →

Stumbleine – Capulet

An enormously chilled piece of music delivered UK producer Stumbleine this week. ‘Capulet’ represents the forthcoming album entitled ‘Spiderwebbed’ out end of October ’12. Its blurry vocal cuts construct the skeleton of this… Continue reading →

Holy Other – Past Tension

[ SoundCloud preview had been taken down by Tri Angle Records as it seems. Replacement coming soon… ] Hailing from Manchester, UK, the mystery responsible for the act named Holy Other recently released… Continue reading →

Cosmo’s Midnight feat. James Shuar – Surge

For their new 4-tracker KOSHKA, Sydney’s own Cosmo and Patrick Liney asked their good friend James Shuar to deliver some smooth vocals. The result is a track called ‘Surge’ which is available as… Continue reading →

Gramatik vs. The Beatles – Don’t Let Me Down 2012

Categorized as a ‘Slow Banger’ by the man himself is Gramatik’s 2012 rework of ‘Don’t Let Me Down’. Originating from the hip-hop / rap scene in Slovenia, Denis Jasarevic is now known for… Continue reading →