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Circuits fraying at the edges: Chris of Wilderness - White Swami delivers a pharmaceutical-grade shot of hip hop beats and synth magic laced with paranoia and faith, while Weeks Like Worms plunges into the panopticon's paranoid circus with sonically dense, off-syncing electronics made in two raw takes. Kidnappers in Their Sleep navigates interstitial zones with genre-defying hardware synths from the Sonoran Desert, while Alex Routledge builds a hypnotic 15-minute IDM and ambient journey entirely through real-time looping. Infinite Redshift intercepts hard sci-fi transmissions via psytrance, metal guitars and experimental electronics built on a heavy, steady bass.
Experimental Electronic releases
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“War Horny by Chris of Wilderness cruises and explodes through the apocalypse with paranoid electronics and burning poetics.”
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“White Swami is a deliciously paranoid and psychedelic electronic album stuffed with off-kilter beats and raw, poetic lyrics.”
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“Sun Ground’s *Exotic Automatic* is a futuristic electronic album where hypnotic rhythms, experimental textures and melodic atmospheres collide in a strange and immersive journey between human emoti...”
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“Continuing our celebration of Swedish icon Ingrid Bergman!”
“A hypnotic 15-minute journey through IDM, ambient electronica and psychedelia, built entirely live through real-time looping.”
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“Conceptual avant-rock album finally released after 20 years!”
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“A potent mixture of mutant rock prepared by one kind and gentle soul named Chris of Wilderness.”
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“Described by one youtube connoisseur as CIA torture music, but I'm pretty sure they're wrong.”
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“A glitchy synth excursion meant to evoke a retro world of rockets, airplanes and control panels”
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“Kidnappers in Their Sleep is a genre defying sonic adventure with real poetic backbone.”
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“Arty-Proggy combo of dense keyboards and spiky guitar figures”