“Witty bars, soulful melodies, cinematic story telling”
“Fusing modern synth-pop with retro synthwave flair, to deliver a sleek, emotive soundtrack for neon-lit nights.”
“Drowning Recall is an immersive journey through experimental sound collage, IDM, and ambient textures, all crafted live with the coding language Tidal Cycles, blurring the line between algorithmic ...”
“'New Thing' is the 'scarily accomplished' (KLOF Mag) debut album from Brooklyn's Avery Friedman.”
“A must-listen if you’re into thoughtfully written and composed post-rock music. It’s one of those albums that contains so many impressive moments and marvelous orchestrations worth repeating so man...”
“Dreams, hopes, memories, regrets - that liminal space pulled out of time where we reflect upon our life”
“Sänger Blondel combines various sonic mediums presenting sound collages for whole body entrainment.”
“The first album in Deionarra's Yellow Series, diving into the characters and entities of its lore.”
“Dirty guitar tones over pounding rhythms and hooks throughout, the album delivers the goods, wrapped in something akin to a punch in the face.”
“Four compositions to enhance occult experiences and aid in communing with the beyond,.”
“A murder ballad that includes loads of murders, because it's what everyone needs right now”
“Frontal Boundary’s Shutting Down Remixed, out now via Re:Mission Entertainment, highlights bold remixes by Glis, Rotersand, and God Module, redefining their dark electro sound.”
“Kota Kira’s 'Bloody Tears' cover, out now via Re:Mission Entertainment, reimagines the Castlevania classic with witch house vibes and a danceable rhythm.”
“Venusian Scum is raw, instrumental rock’n’roll, riding a broken ship from Venus straight into Earth’s dirt.”
“This electronic, non-dance-oriented album captures my creative journey, with each track reflecting a moment when I thought I had reached my peak, only to realize that imperfections, mistakes, and o...”
“Together, the creative team of missing scenes and Linda Jones deliver an inspired treatment of Gilman’s story (The Yellow Wallpaper) that enhances its themes while what awaits in the wallpaper grow...”