BLCR Laboratories releases “Small Lights” by No Death / Rhucle

No Death is an experimental cyberpunk/ambient artist who has released albums on Nebula Collective, BLCR Laboratories, and No Problema Tapes – including a high-profile collaboration with Sangam called Waiting at the Gates. Rhucle is a Japanese artist who primarily works within ambient and dreampunk music who’s been extraordinarily active since 2013, dropping at least thirteen full-length albums this year. Small […]

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BLCR Laboratories releases “FEIFEI FOREVER” by FEIFEI FOREVER

FEIFEI FOREVER is a selection of previously unreleased material by EIGHTXNIGHTS, who previously released music through the Dream Catalogue label. This album came about following an e-mail exchange between the artist and Poeribbon, one of the co-owners of BLCR Laboratories. FEIFEI FOREVER contains downtempo electronic music and plaintive, surreal ambiance with occasional vocals drifting throughout the mix. Recommended for fans […]

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[News] BLCR Laboratories announces cassette release of five TKX Vault albums

A few weeks ago, BLCR Laboratories posted an enigmatic list of numbers that were later revealed to correspond to catalogue numbers within the library of TKX Vault, an imprint of Dream Catalogue that is home to a variety of experimental dreampunk and vaporwave albums. These albums were confirmed to be imminently released on cassette format. Today, BLCR Laboratories officially reissued […]

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BLCR Laboratories releases “Animal Intelligence” by Darksleep

Animal Intelligence is new music from Darksleep, an electronic music artist who got his start with the ECCOJAMS of Identity Ender and moved on from vaporwave to more eclectic forms of experimental music such as Obviate. This release is newly available through BLCR Laboratories. It combines ambient music, jungle, and breakbeat with some flavors of early-90s IDM (such as in […]

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AOTW | 24 July – 30 July: Darksleep – Identity Ender

For many, ECCOJAMS began and ended with Daniel Lopatin’s ECCOJAMS (producing as Chuck Person). That’s not quite true. Now ECCOJAMS certainly had its most thriving period in the early era of vaporwave (2010-2012), but there are a multitude of artists who continue(d) to release music that evoked Lopatin’s surreal vaporwave trendsetter. Identity Ender is one of those albums. The first […]

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