'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.
INTERVIEW Robot Koch
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.
INTERVIEW & TRACK PREMIERE André Lodemann ‘The Deeper You Go’ [Best Works Records]
There’s always simple Q&A but why settle for that when it’s André Lodemann in the hot seat and we can go deeper.
ART:CAST #42 by Sooma
It's a late summer tale that Berlin-based DJane and producer Sooma mixed with her latest contribution for Torture the Artist's art:cast series.
REVIEW Jimi Jules ‘Watergate 24 EP’ [Watergate Records]
The new Watergate Jimi Jules compilation is a full one – full of artists with originals and remixed productions, full of keys and vibes as well as instrumentation.
EXCLUSIVE Stefan Goldmann ‘An Ardent Heart’ [Macro Recordings]
Macro co-label founder Stefan Goldmann, whose early productions were out on labels such as Perlon, Ovum, Classic or Innervisions, has been a scene's mainstay since 2002.
ART:CAST #38 & INTERVIEW The/Das
With their two albums, 'Freezer' and 'Exit Strategies', The/Das have represented their musical versatility, their way of finding various approaches to music and implementing current personal influences into their creative production processes.
EXCLUSIVE ZK Bucket ‘All Out’ [Outcast Oddity]
Zaun Records label-head ZK Bucket continues his Berlin excursion and releases a three tracker, ‘All In / All Out’, on Outcast Oddity.
EXCLUSIVE Quarion ‘Jamaican Morse Code’ [Drumpoet Community]
Zurich based label Drumpoet Community releases music detached from any trend or current hype and has exactly therefore gained a reputation beyond its hometown.
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