AUDIO: Kill.Dawn & Keylime – “Charge”

The song is a departure from the usual style of the Run Along Forever rapper, who leans more into the hyperpop sound this time around.
Read moreThe song is a departure from the usual style of the Run Along Forever rapper, who leans more into the hyperpop sound this time around.
Read moreThe song comes off like a two-minute vacation, with some bold brass pushing the track forward.
Read moreJust days after releasing his newest single, “Impossible To Love,” Rahn Harper has a pair of remixes to bring to the world as well.
Read moreFeaturing screeching synths and vocal samples, the track feels ready for the middle of a DJ set that is firing on all cylinders.
Read moreRonco goes big when he needs to, and “Like A Freak” is one of those tracks.
Read moreBuhr drones with a monotony about the world, while looking at the passage of time.
Read moreEdward III works with a guitar-driven beat that reflects the messiness of the situation, as Edward’s vocals find themselves submerged in a sea of electronic sound and synthetic beats on the hook.
Read moreWith a spastic beat that blends elements of hyperpop, lo-fi, and drum and bass, the track immediately grabs your attention.
Read moreThe snares and kicks are tight, while the razor-sharp synths create a futuristic and impactful sonic landscape.
Read moreBlending faint elements of goth and electronica with pure pop melodies, this track presents a unique hybrid sound.
Read moreProducer Chan dropped a new single last month. “Prendelo” is Spanish for the phrase “spark it up”, and that’s exactly what this track does – it’s a summery banger that thumps and gallops with plenty of zest, climbing the bass drop like a high dive as a cartoonish voice repeats the title over and over. Chan knows how to throw
Read more“Moment” showcases a bold departure for the electronic duo, signaling a new direction in their sound.
Read moreElectronic producer Travvy Trav dropped a new tune earlier this month. This one’s got a mellowed, chillwave-adjacent approach when compared to many of Trav’s previous tunes, captivates a magical escapism that brings imagery of the clear night sky against picturesque landscapes. Trav demonstrates that he’s a producer not to be put in any stylistic box with “To The Moon”, keeping
Read moreJoan Hell’s latest track snaps up eardrums with syncopated beats and radio chatter.
Read moreDrum and bass act GEIN are out with their first new music since 2017 on Bad Chemistry. The track builds shadowy suspense before letting all hell break loose, unleashing a frenzied, rattling beat akin to a racing heartbeat. The dialogue samples featured suggest that the tune represents a bad trip of LSD. We hope it’s the sign of more to
Read moreProlific and productive experimental/noise act Death Tape Super Bass released a new album on the 1st of the month. These live-recorded tracks contain elements of industrial techno and harsh noise created using synths, samplers and drum machines. Mordant textures and palpitating electronic rhythms are combined to send us on a grinding, whirring voyage. Death Tape Super Bass delivers yet another
Read moreWith tough vocal samples and a pulsating bass line, Xavier breathes life into the track, creating an infectious energy that is impossible to resist.
Read moreAmbient-electronic artist Brandon Buhr’s latest composition paints a placid, undisturbed picture of air and sea. Spanning 25 minutes long, these droning, hypnotic soundscapes patiently weave in and out like gently rippling waves that vary ever so slightly throughout the piece. Creating a perfect sonic accompaniment for meditation or taking a midafternoon nap, Brandon Buhr delivers an ocean of serenity with
Read moreElectronic project LBN667 has a new release out on Sickle Moon Recordings – the project’s first new music since 2018. Comprising two tracks, this EP has a muted, tranquil quality to it that sends your mind floating gently into skies of stars and dreamy, meditative bliss. With elements of ambient house and post-dubstep, LBN667 delivers a pair of radiantly halcyon
Read moreElectronic act Zeebra Hammer released new music in the last few months, which is the first we’ve heard from him since 2021. “Quagga” is one such album, named after the extinct zebra-like creature. There’s eleven tracks here that encompass abrasive metallic textures and meandering drum and bass clatter. Chaotic sonic pathways with lots of bells and whistles bring a whimsical
Read moreNoise act Lucky Bone released a new album this past week. Recorded after viewing the 1988 Dutch film “The Vanishing”, the album was created using locked grooves cut and pasted onto a groove-less, blank record. Opening with warped samples of ekphrastic film analysis, the album then continues into a bright, psychedelia-tinged soundscape of repetitious clangor and crackling texture; things conclude
Read moreElectronic producer 0pticbox’s latest single is a sleek yet jittery one. Taking a complex rhythm pattern and hanging a gently humming melody over it, the song features a distant sample of a man praying to be reunited with his family, happily doing so by the end. With this context, the tune feels like the accompaniment to feverishly searching for something
Read moreElectronic producer Moonbow’s latest single has cybernetic energy all over it. With a thumping beat underneath a repeating robotic voice of approval, the tune is certifiably a club earworm, hitting us with walls of bass and rousing drops. Moonbow keeps the house straightforward and satisfying with “I Like It,” ready to heat up the summer nights of downtown Milwaukee around
Read moreThe tracks radiate a summery warmth, steeped in atmospheric tones that could transform any setting into a relaxing paradise.
Read more“Polychrome” resonates with a warm yet electrifying essence, and you’ll find it scoring your summer soundtracks.
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