After four catalogue numbers Aziz Haddad alias Skatman releases his first EP on the label he founded in 2016, Scatcity.
EXCLUSIVE Skatman ‘Meraki (Ivory’s Psychedelic Rework)’ [Scatcity]
EXCLUSIVE Dodi Palese ‘Rain Dance’ [Compost]
Producer, DJ, label-head, vinyl-addict, Dodi Palese's affiliation to music seems infinite and his tracks represent an extract of this endless passion in a limited time of being.
INTERVIEW Robot Koch
'Sphere' is Robot Koch's 7th album and depicts the artists preference for multi-layered soundscapes that enfold their full potential in a 3D /AV environment.
REVIEW Daniel Brandt ‘Channels’ [Erased Tapes]
Daniel Brandt’s latest album ‘Channels’ is released today, and music lovers are advised to listen. Recorded in both Berlin and London it highlights his keyboard skills, as well as love for tailored percussion and includes a taste of electronic.
ART:CAST #44 & INTERVIEW PHCK
Based in southern Germany PHCK, consisting of Paul Hoffer, Chris Kusterer and Stefan Kling, have made quite a name for themselves with releases on Connaisseur Recordings and All Day I Dream over the past two years.
INTERVIEW & TRACK PREMIERE Simbad ‘Take My Hand (SMBD Zulu Dub)’ [Freerange Records]
Simbad or SMBD has been a driving force in the underground scene.
EXCLUSIVE Redbed ‘La All (Grizzly Mix)’ [Sol Eterno]
Based in Berlin and run by Fabian Braunbeck and Hazel, Sol Eterno has been known for releasing rhythmically influenced music.
INTERVIEW & TRACK PREMIERE Ian Blevins ‘Tuesday’s Child’ [Chapter 24]
'We Love...' at Space marked Ian Blevins' entry into the electronic music circus and ever since the British DJ and producer has spoilt its crowd with few but meaningful music.
EXCLUSIVE Ben Shemie ‘A Million Kinds’ [Lumière Noire]
French label Lumière Noire Records, run by eclectic DJ and producer Chloé, celebrates its first anniversary.
REVIEW Atelier ‘Something To Fill An Hour EP’ [Lossless]
For their 18th release, Berlin-based underground electronic music label, Lossless ushers Jas Miszewski & Alexander Inggs into the limelight with a hard-hitting four-tracker with a riveting vocal at its core.
Torture the Artist 