HVRF releases “PRANALYSIS” by EARTH SOUNDS

Today’s second album by Earth Sounds (or EARTH SOUNDS) is PRANALYSIS, and it’s available through HVRF. As with its sister album Chronological Blessings Vol. 2 on Antifur, PRANALYSIS is a mini-album of instrumental hip-hop with elements of L.A. hip-hop thrown in. This one is a bit more beat-driven and experimental than the Antifur album, with most tracks being relatively short […]

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Seikomart releases “fear effect” by Black Ant

Seikomart continues to branch out into vaporwave/cyberpunk genres outside of their original focus on classic-style/mallsoft with fear effect by Black Ant. This ten-track full-length is something of a mix between trip-hop and vaporgoth music. Imagine Nearly God by Tricky and Psyence Fiction by UNKLE combined with the music of Chinese Hackers, and you’ve kinda got what this album is about. […]

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Business Casual releases “卡拉OK♫スターダスト東風” by SAYOHIMEBOU

The Friday album release from Business Casual is out: this week’s is 卡拉OK♫スターダスト東風 by SAYOHIMEBOU (not sure at all how to pronounce that). This full-length is full of glitchy trip-hop music, vaporwave production styles, and old-school plunderphonics production. A bit harsh, but with the super-clear production that is unique of Business Casual releases. Have you ever heard of Phantomsmasher or […]

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Bedlam Tapes double release by Hantasi: “SQUID” and “Vacant Places”

German label Bedlam Tapes released two albums by Hantasi yesterday, titled SQUID and Vacant Places. The former album is trip-hop-inspired ECCOJAMS; the latter, mallsoft. Both albums are available as pay-what-you-want digital downloads, but they’re also available on cassette format for $10 each or $15 for both. The double cassette only has five in stock left out of the original edition […]

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Nmesh – Nu.wav Hallucinations

Recommendation: ☀☀☁ Nu.wav Hallucinations is vaporwave’s remix album. A nigh eighty-minute suite by Alexander Koenig (presenting here as Nmesh), this album utilizes the characteristic recognizable sampling of the ECCOJAMS subgenre and imparts each track with the body-moving atmosphere of dance music. Just check out the Smiths-screw of “Soon Enough,” which wouldn’t be out of place in an eighties nightclub in […]

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