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fromPitchfork
1 week ago

Oneohtrix Point Never: Tranquilizer

A decade and a half ago, Daniel Lopatin shelled out what might be the best hundred bucks he ever spent. On the internet, he'd come across a guy selling bootleg DVD compilations of decades-old TV commercials culled from Saturday-morning cartoons, daytime soaps, and late-night cable: Wrigley's spearmint gum, Hershey's chocolate bars, Heinz Alphagetti. Dated, kitschy stuff, thick with chintzy synths and VHS buzz.
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fromPitchfork
3 weeks ago

Emily A. Sprague: Cloud Time

Sprague's austere, delay-driven synth performances recorded in venues sound solitary and interior, lacking audience interaction and evoking American road-warrior myth rather than Japanese kankyō.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

Dania: Listless review Intimate underground pop inspired by hospital night shifts

Listless is a nocturnally composed atmospheric electronic album blending trip-hop, shoegaze, ambient and downtempo beats into intimate, dreamlike, sometimes eerie soundscapes.
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