Based in Vancouver Iain Howie has made quite an impression with releases like 'Fleur' or 'Visional' which both were released on German/Canadian label Rhombus.
EXCLUSIVE Iain Howie ‘To Forget (Whitesquare Remix)’ [Needwant]
TOP10 of unreleased tracks for October 2018
Here’s the latest top10 of unreleased tracks for October brought to you by Torture the Artist to give you an overview of tunes that are going to be released within the next weeks and months.
EXCLUSIVE Toto Chiavetta ‘The Paranoid GoGo’ [Multinotes]
Multinotes is the union of Italian music mainstays and enthusiasts Lehar, Musumeci and Olderic and depicts their vision and approach of modern electronic music.
ART:CAST #45 by Yør Kultura
Based in Rotterdam Yør Kultura have implemented a trademark sound of their own over the past year by smoothly combining extravagant synth-melodies with stripped down bass lines to form a symbiosis in raw track- and sound structure.
EXCLUSIVE Nandu ‘One Mans High Is Another Mans Anxiety’ [Connected]
Copenhagen producer Rasmus Vincentz Jensen alias Nandu releases his LP 'One Mans High Is Another Mans Anxiety' on Connected.
EXCLUSIVE Skatman ‘Meraki (Ivory’s Psychedelic Rework)’ [Scatcity]
After four catalogue numbers Aziz Haddad alias Skatman releases his first EP on the label he founded in 2016, 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.
