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I say, that album artwork is some deep-fried meme shit. Digital Gents is a new split release between lordMU and wosX that’s available through the Antifur label, which is owned and operated by wosX (via the semblance of a number of Eastern European identities). This release offers four tracks from each artist that alternate one another. It’s full of the […]
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Recommendation: ☀☁☁ | Four-way split that shows early developments in the ghost tech subgenre of cyberpunk music as well as the ambient side to the 2016 hardvapour trend.
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wosX (formerly known as Wolf, wolfensteinosx) is an electronic music/cyberpunk music producer who is most well-known for being one of the catalysts to the hardvapour aesthetic at the end of 2015 and subsequent founder of the Antifur label. London 2041 sees him returning to the wosX moniker again to release a new album that incorporates elements of dreampunk, jungle music, […]
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Wolf (formerly known as wosX; formerly-formerly known as wolfensteinOSX) self-released a new album titled Body just a few hours ago. This nine-track release contains elements of hardvapour music, instrumental hip-hop, and trap. If you’ve been following (and enjoying) the Sequence 777 series of releases by HKE, then you’ll likely enjoy this one as well. It’s available as a pay-what-you-want digital […]
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Wolf is the new alias of wosx (previously known as WolfesteinOSX). New Earth is an eleven-minute track released last night on Antifur to kick-off the new chapter in Wolf’s music production history. Contrary to the paranoid, claustrophobic atmosphere of albums such as End of the World Rave, this release is ecstatic techno music with jungle influences yet still thoroughly rooted […]
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British label Dream Catalogue is one of the foremost producers of vaporwave music and all of its permutations. Today, they released Brasil World Cup 2034 by wosX. It sounds highly influenced by futuristic video games such as the Wipeout series, and it has a significant beat-oriented vibe. There’s some Latin feeling as well, as heard on “Tangibilidade.” It’s available for […]
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