MieMiedos – Elsewhere and Between Coordinates: Experimental Electronics Shaped by Place
MieMiedos approaches electronic music through repetition, texture and gradual transformation. Based on the Yunnan Plateau in Southwest China, her work…
IDM / Glitch
Intelligent Dance Music (IDM) and glitch music push the boundaries of electronic music with their intricate soundscapes and innovative use of technology. IDM, known for its complex rhythms and abstract melodies, challenges traditional dance music norms by incorporating elements of ambient, techno, and experimental music. Glitch music, on the other hand, embraces digital errors and fragmented sounds, turning technological imperfections into artistic expressions. Together, these genres offer a cerebral and immersive listening experience, inviting exploration and appreciation of their detailed and often unpredictable nature. Dive into our blog to discover the latest IDM and glitch releases, pioneering artists, and in-depth analyses of these cutting-edge genres.
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Jan Steiner – Only Once Review: Glitched Arpeggios and Patiently Building Pulse
Jan Steiner’s ‘Only Once’ plays a skipping arpeggio over a steady undercurrent, adding glitched percussion and dub-like echoes that build to a short, majestic peak.
Yusuke Terauchi x Hideki Hoshi – Wholehearted Review: Glitchy Guitar Loops and Lo‑fi Drum Programming
Looped, jazzy guitar riffs sit against lo‑fi drums and dense layers of glitch; Hoshi’s arrangements chop and respond to Terauchi’s playing to create a focused, reactive track.
Brendan Angelides – I’m Afraid Of Americans (feat Serj Tankian) Review: Bouncy Electronic Reimagining with Glitchy Flair
A bouncy, electronic reworking of Bowie’s classic that leans on jittery production and a strong vocal from Serj Tankian.
Mahakali Orchestra – Shiva’s Dream Review: Spiritual Jazz Meets Glitchy IDM
“Shiva’s Dream” brings together an ambitious collection of musical influences, combining acoustic instrumentation, electronic production, and global musical traditions into…
Joshua Lascar – Morph Review: Jazz-Inspired IDM with Dark Electronic Textures
“Morph” opens with layers of shifting synth textures that feel almost reversed in places, gradually unfolding through rising filters and…
Nubivore – Deep Geo / Pomelo Review: Precision Electronica Between Atmosphere and Rhythm
Nubivore’s latest releases, “Deep Geo” and “Pomelo”, showcase two distinct approaches to electronic composition while sharing a common emphasis on…
Tomasz Kowalczyk – Dolly Review: Electronic Atmospheres, Guitar Textures and Uneasy Rhythms
“Dolly” opens with a sequence of synth arpeggios that immediately establish an intriguing and slightly unsettling atmosphere. The electronic textures…
Vijunns – 1991 Review: Early 90s Electronica Reimagined Through a Modern Lens
“1991” immediately establishes its connection to the golden era of early 90s electronica. Warm pads, crunchy drum programming, and a…
Gliesse – Metadata / CEERS (Serge Geyzel Remix) Review: Precision Electronics and Controlled Intensity
Gliesse’s Lost Data explores electronic music through precision, tension, and carefully controlled energy. “Metadata” and Serge Geyzel’s remix of “CEERS”…