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Been a while since we’ve done one of these articles, right? Well, this is a good one to start back on. Nomads is a new full-length release from Halo Acid, an electronic music artist from the UK who’s worked extensively with HKE over the past couple of years through the TKX Vault label and Dream Catalogue parent. Halo Acid briefly […]
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Good to see Halo Acid coming out with more new stuff! Crisis Actress is a fresh release of ghost tech music available through the UK label House of the Leg. Crisis Actress experiments with Halo Acid’s “dance music for introverts” aesthetic by incorporating longer song structures and somewhat lo-fi percussion akin to that which would be found in modern underground […]
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Halo Acid was (is?) the owner of the Tekres music label, and he also produces music in the genre of ghost tech – which he once described as “dance music for introverts”. Lines of Fracture is the artist’s first new album in approximately a year, and it demonstrates a return to form with four-on-the-floor beats with skeletal rhythms and distinct […]
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The inaugural release for London label Tekres is No Dreams, a split album by Halo Acid and HKE. The album utilizes the quintessential IDM-cum-vaporwave of the former and the shadowy tech of the latter. Maybe it’ll take from where TKX-Vault left off? We’ll see. The release is currently available as a pay-what-you-want digital download and for £9 on black cassette […]
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Recommendation: ☀☀☁ Fancy a bit of four-on-the-floor stylings with your ghost tech/dreampunk? Halo Acid has you covered. Days of Night is that-meets-Autechre – specifically, Amber/Garbage-era, and it’s one of the nighttime raviest albums in the scene. Think of Hong Kong Express with the beats of “PIOBmx19” from the aforementioned IDM band’s latter-listed album, and you’ve got the jist. Speaking of […]
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