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What I'm listening to today: "CB03.wav" (27Mhz series mix), Magic Window
This is some acidic, futuristic-sounding drum & bass I found on YouTube (the link goes to the full 3-track "Zerotime" EP, which you can also find on Bandcamp). I don't know anything about this group but they seem to really like Windows 95 and are very good at constructing fussed-over vaporwave timbres. Jamming rhythm on CB03 and lots of enormous sounds with wonderful tastes. I think this is "IDM".
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What I'm listening to today: "Lofi tech beats PCBcore", Arman Bohn
This is a Selected Ambient Work with bitcrushed beats by the Picocore and semi-random tones by the Nunomo Qun (so with the Teenage Instruments TX-6 on mixing duty, that's two cheap idiosyncratic miniature synths and one very expensive idiosyncratic miniature synth). Slippery and indistinct in a way I find abstrusely compelling, this leads you down a twisty techno labyrinth then strands you at a dead end.
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What I'm listening to today: "Movement (Hurdslenk remix)", TWR72
This song was released last month, but is that kind of timeless techno that sounds like it could have been recorded anytime since 1985. What genre is this? Berlin? "Schranz"? Is Shranz a real techno genre? That sounds fake. Anyway this an absorbing, driving drum torrent anchored by a hectic bongo rhythm. There is nothing wrong with making the entire song out of drums. This track is good proof of that.
https://floatrecords.bandcamp.com/track/movement-hurdslenk-remix
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What I'm listening to today: "Iceplanet", Funkstörung
The visionary Skam Records was the original home of some of the 90s' most influential electronic artists, like a feeder team for Warp. They did a hyper-limited series named "MASK" where well-known artists anonymously dumped tracks that were out-of-character, "going too far" or literally illegal, and some of the 90s' best tracks accumulated there. From MASK 200 (200 copies printed), here's a chill space journey I love
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