Hellscape Recordings releases “Rotary Blade” by Sour Gout

Music on Hellscape Recordings sounds… like hell. Picking up where HVRF and Antifur left off, this Detroit, Michigan label primarily releases hardvapour, industrial techno, and experimental noise-influenced music. Rotary Blade is a new EP from Sour Gout that leads with three tracks in the intense hardvapour vibe and finished with two ambient, glitch-ish tracks dubbed “cello studies”. Recommended for fans […]

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Seikomart releases “日産 Automated Talking Car” by Soul▲Craft

Soul▲Craft is back with a new album for the Japanese label Seikomart. 日産 Automated Talking Car combines synthwave with vaporwave, featuring the former genre’s distorted synthesizes and 80s rhythms with the latter genre’s predilection for samplism. This is one of the darkest releases on Seikomart, with a lot of nods toward the works of artists like Perturbator and Vestron Vulture. […]

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Stratford Ct. releases “Memory Bank” by Airglow

Stratford Ct. started off their career with releasing future funk music, and lately they’ve also begun to release synthwave music. This weekend, they reissued the Memory Bank by Airglow. This was originally released in October of 2014 and has now been remixed and remastered. This issue celebrates the album’s fourth anniversary, with special Qrates editions on vinyl being sold for […]

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DMT Tapes FL releases “DUO-R” by Seabaud

DUO-R is a new EP from the electronic/vaporwave artist Seabaud. Seabaud’s aesthetic has always been in crystal-clear production of modern electronica that takes thematic and compositional influence from vaporwave, although with far less glitch and screw than vaporwave generally implies. DUO-R is six tracks with a cinematic vibe, as if Seabaud is scoring for a short independent film. Original material […]

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Aurawire releases “Where” by Streymoyer

Streymoyer, an artist whose new release Where straddles the line between ambient vaporwave and ambient synthwave. (In retrospect, it should be obvious how easily that line could/should be blurred.) Where is newly out on the Aurawire label, which generally focuses on progressive forms of electronic music within the old-school digital aesthetic. Where features some sampled material pitch-/tempo-shifting much in the […]

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